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INDEX of GCSE level biology notes on bones and the human skeleton and muscle systems and the structure of teeth

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Sub-index for section on the skeleton and associated muscles and teeth

1. Bones and the functions of the human skeleton

2. Muscle cells and how joints and antagonistic muscle systems work

3. Weight lifting, 'force needed' calculations based on antagonistic muscle action

4. The structure and function of teeth

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