1. The joints that allow only a limited amount of movement are called  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons joints.

2. The bones are moved by the alternated contractions and relaxation of  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons.

3.  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons join muscles to the bones.

4.  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons joins two bones.

5.  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons help an earthworm get a good grip on the ground.

6. The hollow space in one bone where the other bone fits is called a  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons.

7.  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons is when animals move from one place to another.

8. The hard covering on an insect is called an  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons.

9. Hair and nails in humans are an example of an  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons skeleton as they are found outside the body.

10. The body shapes where the body tapers at both ends is called a  BristlescavityexoskeletonglidingLigamentLocomotionmusclesouterstreamlinedTendons body.