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1- describe 3 examples of humans and their relationship with their gut symbionts? 2- For each of this body parts, describe them as if they were a geographical region? - wrist - cheeks - nails - arms.

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Chapter33: The Animal Body: Basic Form And Function

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2- For each of this body parts, describe them as if they were a geographical region?

- wrist

- cheeks

- nails

- arms.

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