Match the organ system to its functions.M delivers, warms and moistens air, exchanges gasses, speechcontinues the species by making offspring from eggs and spermA. Cardiovascularprotection, cools body, vitamin D productionB. Digestivecauses long-term changes in the body by influencing organs withchemical messages called hormonesC. Endocrineprotection, mineral storage, blood formation, locomotionD. IntegumentaryE Lymphaticbreaks food down into usable nutrientsgets rid of extra water, salts, acids, and toxic nitrogen-containing wastes Muscularin order to maintain homeostasis in the bodyG. Nervouscauses quick, short-term changes in the body using electrical signalsand gives us our sense of smell, touch, taste, sight, hearingH. Respiratory1 Reproductivelocomotion and heat productionJ. Skeletalreturns water lost from the bloodstream with each heartbeat to theblood, fights infections and diseaseK. Urinarymoves fluid containing cells and dissolved gasses, nutrients, and wastesthroughout the entire body王

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