Books with title Understanding Muscles and the Skeleton

There are 206 bones in the adult human skeleton, which anchor over 650 muscles. These two systems work together to give structure to the human form, protect vital organs, and to facilitate movement and involuntary life processes. Readers will love the detailed diagrams, photographs, and fascinating side panels that are informative and interesting.

There are 206 bones in the adult human skeleton, which anchor over 650 muscles. These two systems work together to give structure to the human form, protect vital organs, and to facilitate movement and involuntary life processes. Readers will love the detailed diagrams, photographs, and fascinating side panels that are informative and interesting.

This book looks at the muscles, bones, and joints that make up the musculoskeletal system. We look at how this system supports and protects the human body and allows it to move around. We will also examine the composition and workings of bones, muscles,

What is cartilage? Why do we have joints? How does exercise help bones and muscles? The Human Machine asks the questions that young people want answered. Each chapter contains a different question, so readers can develop their knowledge.

Book by Ballard, Carol

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Spilsbury, Louise

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A detailed look at the systems of the body and how they work. Specially-commissioned artwork and clear photographs highlight the relevant body parts and concise text explains each body parts function.

How do the skeleton and muscles work? How do they link to other parts of the human body? Find out all about the senses in this fascinating and engaging book that uses flowcharts, text boxes and brightly coloured design to bring science to life.

There are 206 bones in the adult human skeleton, which anchor over 650 muscles. These two systems work together to give structure to the human form, protect vital organs, and to facilitate movement and involuntary life processes. Readers will love the detailed diagrams, photographs, and fascinating side panels that are informative and interesting.

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