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GeoByte1:Bones are made up of living cells.
GeoByte2:The red bone marrow of the human body can produce as many as 5 billion red blood cells in a single day.
GeoByte3:The humerus is the largest bone in your arm.
GeoByte4:By examining a skeleton, scientists can learn about a person's age, strength and physical activities.
GeoByte5:The humerus, or upper arm bone, is attached to the scapula by a ball-and-socket joint, which allows the arm to rotate.
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