Locomotor apparatus

The locomotor apparatus is a system of bodies which confers on the animal faculty to be driven physically, by making use of their Muscle S and their Squelette.

Except the locomotion, the skeleton also gets a support and a protection with the internal bodies. At many organizations, the skeleton is also used to store grease S and mineral and to produce blood cells.

Solid locomotor apparatus

The human locomotor Appareil is composed of the human Squelette, made bones attached to the other bones by articulation S, and of muscles of the skeleton attached to the Squelette by Tendon S.

At the majority of the animals with solid locomotor apparatus, the osseous Moelle yellow is used to store energy for the muscles and red marrow produces blood cells which produce in their turn of the oxygen required by the body.

Hydrostatic locomotor apparatus

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