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Biology, 29.06.2021 20:20 roibeyj

What is the main function of these organs? A. To eat and break down food
B. To transport materials to and from body cells
C. To see and help the body respond to the environment
D. To take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide


What is the main function of these organs?

A. To eat and break down food
B. To transport material

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