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Medicine, 09.01.2020 04:31 charitysamuels

Discuss in detail one example in the human body where
structure is closely matched to function. also discuss in detail
one example where
there is a mismatch between structure and function. for each
example, your answer
should discuss i) the anatomy of the parts/components; ii) what
the functional
demand of the system is; and iii) how the anatomy [mis]matches
capacity to
functional demand.

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