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Which is NOT a function of the exoskeleton a. helps the body move easily b. protects the body c. supports the body d. keeps the body from drying out
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Which is NOT a function of the exoskeleton
a. helps the body move easily
b. protects the body
c. supports the body
d. keeps the body from drying out
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D. Keeps the body from drying out.
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the exoskeleton does not keep the body from drying out
So D is not a function of the Exoskeleton
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