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Which is not a function of bone?A. production of vitamin $\mathrm{D}$B. internal supportC. protection of internal organsD. storage of calcium
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We know that bones provide internal support (Choice B), protect internal organs (Choice C), and store minerals such as calcium (Choice D). Therefore, these are not the correct answers. Show more…
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