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Body parts that work in pairs to help your body parts move
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Body parts that work in pairs to help your body parts move
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Yup! The muscles and bones.
The muscles give you energy and the bones supports the locomotion.
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Well, muscular and skeletal. Your muscles are attached to your bones to make them move.
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