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Irregular bones serve many purposes in the body. For example, the vertebrae in our spine are considered irregular bones. They provide protection for the spinal cord and allow humans to stand upright. The mandible, or lower jaw bone, is also a good example of an irregular bone. It contributes to chewing and breaking down of food.

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irregular bones are good for people who are double jointed

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Bones such as the vertebrae that have a weird shape or no certain shape or length

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you can be double jointed, and then your joints move one way that they shouldn't.

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Irregular bones are bones that cannot be grouped as long, short, or flat bones. They protect nervous tissues and support the trachea and pharynx.

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Irregular bones are good for people who are jointed.

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allows flexibility, wide range of motion

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to help jointed people.

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