Biology
There are four types of bones in the human body: long bones, short bones, flat bones, and irregular bones. Long bones are very important. They have four jobs: to give you your shape, to help you move around, to support your body, and to produce bone marrow. Some examples of
Biology
There are 4 types of bones in your body: long bones, short bones, flat bones, and irregular bones. Long bones are the bones in your arms and in your legs. They give you your height and hold most of your weight. Also, long bones are factories for blood cells. Short
Biology
There are LOTS of bones in your body, and all of them have names! They have Latin names because Latin was the international language when they were named, and some scientists even use it today. For example, your skull is called the cranium and is below the mandible. The skull
Biology
There are a variety of bones in your body that each has a role. Today I will write about some of the bones in your body and what they are useful for. The cranium is your skull this protects the brain. It is located in your head. The bones in
Anatomy
The skeleton is the part of the human body that holds the body together. It is divided into two categories: The Appendicular Skeleton This part of your skeleton consists of the bones in your hands, feet, shoulders, legs, and hips. These are the bones that provide strength, mobility, etc. In
Biology
Red Blood Cells Red blood cells are flat and shaped like a disk. They carry oxygen around the body and are shaped that way so that gases can go in between them. They flow through blood veins and are part of the cardiovascular system. White Blood Cells White blood cells
Anatomy
Leonardo Da Vinci lived from 1452 - 1519 Leonardo was an artist, an engineer, an architect, and a scientist. He became interested in anatomy when he saw an old man die a calm death. He later studied the man’s corpse and concocted a theory that the man lived longer
Anatomy
Leonardo Da Vinci lived from 1452-1519. He was an artist, an engineer, and a scientist. He was interested in anatomy early in his career, but was too busy to be able to study it in depth. Later, he was a witness to an old man’s death, and after the
Anatomy
The Skeletal System: You use the skeletal system when you walk, stand, run, jump, etc. It is made of all the bones in our body. God made it so that we would not only be a pile of jelly. The Muscular system: You use the muscular system when you lift