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The ________ regulates red blood cell production.a. kidneyb. spleenc. liverd. red bone marrow
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The red bone marrow is known for producing red blood cells, but it doesn't regulate their production. The liver is responsible for filtering the blood, and the spleen also doesn't have a direct role in red blood cell production. Show more…
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