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Card 6
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Describe the different forms of internal skeleton. (2)
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Card 7
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Name an animal that is made of only cartilage.
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Card 8
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Name an animal that is made of mainly cartilage and bone, and give examples of body parts where these are both present. (3)
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Card 9
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What are the three types of bone fractures?
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Card 10
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The type of fracture where the broken ends of the bone stick out through the skin.
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Card 11
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What is a simple fracture?
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Card 12
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What is a greenstick fracture?
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Card 13
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How do you detect a fracture?
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Card 14
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What is a joint? What are they joined by?
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Card 15
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What are bones moved by? How do they attach to bones?
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