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1. The inner cavities of bones are filled with .
2. The hard, outside part of a bone is called tissue.
3. The spongy, inner tissue of a bone is called tissue.
4. Red blood cells are formed in the marrow of bones.
5. The bones are operated by to produce body movements
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