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Specific anatomical knowledge
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The skeletal system provides structural support and protection for the body, consisting of 206 bones, and is a specific anatomical knowledge in culture.
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China
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The Chinese culture places importance on bone health, spirituality, and Feng Shui connections within the skeletal system concept.
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South Korea
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In South Korea, the emphasis on maintaining skeletal health is through diet and traditional medicine practices.
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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, there is a strong emphasis on milk consumption and medical studies for skeletal health and treatment.
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Ancient civilizations
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Ancient civilizations preserved skeletal remains through mummification for religious and afterlife beliefs.
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Arctic cultures
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The skeletal system of animals like whales and seals is a vital resource for food, tools, and materials in Arctic cultures.
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Aztec society
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In Aztec society, elaborate rituals and ceremonies involving human skeletal remains reflected the cultural and religious significance of the afterlife.
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Eastern holistic practices
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The Eastern holistic approach views the skeletal system as crucial for the flow of energy and overall well-being.
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Egyptian culture
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In Egyptian culture, the preservation of skeletal remains through practices like mummification was a key part of religious beliefs.
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Inuit communities
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The Inuit communities rely on the skeletal system of animals like whales and seals for food, tools, and materials.
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Mayan civilization
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The Mayan civilization performed elaborate rituals and ceremonies involving human skeletal remains to signify the cultural and religious significance of the afterlife.
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skeletal system
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Medical communities
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Studying skeletal remains is important for understanding historical populations, evolutionary biology, and forensic investigations in the medical community.
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Nordic traditions
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Nordic burial practices reflected beliefs in the afterlife, honor, and warrior culture through treatment of skeletal remains.
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the close connection between the skeletal system and the flow of energy through the body, with bone health being crucial for overall well-being.
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Tribal communities
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The skeletal system holds spiritual significance in tribal communities and is integrated into traditional rituals and practices.
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Viking culture
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Viking burial practices reflect beliefs in the afterlife, honor, and warrior culture through the treatment of skeletal remains.
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scientific research
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Scientific research on the skeletal system provides valuable insight into historical, evolutionary, and forensic aspects of populations.
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