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What would happen to your body if you had little or no bone marrow? A. Your other systems would make up for it B. You would not have enough red blood cells C. Nothing would happen to you. D. You would
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What would happen to your body if you had little or no bone marrow?

A. Your other systems would make up for it
B. You would not have enough red blood cells
C. Nothing would happen to you.
D. You would not have enough cartilage.

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The answer is answer b
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Answer:

MAY BE D

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