The skeletal system performs four of the following functions. Which is NOT one of the skeletal system’s functions? a. producing red blood cells b. being a site for muscle attachment c. supporting and protecting body parts d. maintaining body temperature e. storing minerals

The skeletal system performs four of the following functions. Which is NOT one of the skeletal system’s functions? a. producing red blood cells b. being a site for muscle attachment c. supporting and protecting body parts d. maintaining body temperature e. storing minerals

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The skeletal system performs four of the following functions. Which is NOT one of the skeletal system’s functions?

	a.	producing red blood cells
	b.	being a site for muscle attachment
	c.	supporting and protecting body parts
	d.	maintaining body temperature
	e.	storing minerals

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