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Nervous-brain as the components of the central nervous system,together with the spinal cord.
Digestive-Stomach as the components of the upper digestive or alimentary canal.It is for temporary storage and digestion of foods.
Small intestine where final digestion and absorption takes place
Respiratory-Lungs.-paired in mammals is for exchange of gases.
-Trachea as part of the upper respiratory system,conducts airways to the lungs
Reproductive-Ovary female reproductive organ for ova production
Urinary-Ureter for conducting urine to the bladder from the kidney to penis and orifice in females to the exterior.
Cardiovascular( the heart and the blood vessels)- heart the pumping organ into the blood vessels.
Endocrine-Thyroid gland for secretions of thyroid hormones -T3 and T4.
Pancreas for insulin and glucagon productions,and helps in digestion,
Integumentary-Skin,for protection of the body.
Lymphatic-Spleen.This forms the lymphatic system for formation of un reabsorbed tissue fluids the lymph.
Skeletal-Bones for support and rigidity of the body,by attaching to the bones,
Muscular system-muscles for stability of the body in mammals.
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