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Foot

life science Maturity 9-11

Your foot is at the end of your leg.

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It helps you stand up. It also helps you walk and run. It has many small bones inside. These bones help you move.
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Foot Bone Anatomy by Jason Christian.webm
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Study of a pair of feet crossed at the...
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