Integumentary+System

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 * < ===1. The Epidermis and Dermis have very different functions, but are related in a couple ways. What is one relationship between the Epidermis and the Dermis? === ||<  ||
 * < ===2. The skin is the biggest organ in the body, what percent of skin is your body weight? === ||<  ||
 * < ===3. Even though nails don't seem like a very important body part, it is a very dependent part of your hand. What would your hand be like if it had no nails? === ||<  ||
 * < ===4. Your sweat glands collect water and waste from your bloodstream. Why does your sweat gland do this? === ||<  ||
 * < ===5. The Dermis is the second layer of your skin, it is thicker than the first **layer of skin (epidermis). Why is the Dermis thicker than the Epidermis?**=== ||<  ||
 * < ===6. The Integumentary System has three different body features in it, what are those body features? === ||<  ||
 * < ===7. The skin on our bodies protect us from getting to hot, or to cold . Why does the skin do that, and not some other body part?=== ||<  ||
 * < ===8. There are some genetic diseases that can cause your skin to be "super thin". How might this effect your body? === ||<  ||
 * < ===9. The gland in our bodies causes sweat and oil. Why do humans sweat? === ||<  ||
 * ===10. Your hair has two main sections, what is the function of the Root portion of your hair? === ||  ||

Mullican, Lyle. "The Integumantary System." //The Anatomy and Phyisology Database//. N.p., n.d. Web. 01 Jan 2012. .
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. "Rader's Biology4Kids.com." //biology4kids//. N.p., 2012. Web. 09 Jan 2012. <http://www.biology.com/files/systems_integument.html>.

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