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Where are blood cells produced? in the periosteum in the haversian canals in the bone marrow in the ligaments

Where are blood cells produced? in the periosteum in the haversian canals in the bone marrow in the ligaments
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where are blood cells produced? in the periosteum in the haversian canals in the bone marrow in the ligaments

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the blood cells produced in the soft marrow tissues
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in the bone marrow

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