Human Anatomy
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The bones that consist of a head region.
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In the human body, there are 206 bones that are regarded as living tissues. They consist of blood vessels and composed of living cells that help in repairing and growing on their own. Several essential nutrients such as minerals, vitamins, and proteins are involved in the formation of bones. Every bone of human body has caertain special characteristics.
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