QUICK EASY QUESTION ?(brains not working )

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Red blood cells originate from the bone marrow, which is located near the hips. The discussion highlights a user's difficulty in recalling this information and seeks assistance. Other participants emphasize the importance of using resources like Google and Wikipedia for basic questions. The conversation underscores the expectation of self-research before seeking help. Overall, the thread serves as a reminder to utilize available online tools for quick answers.
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QUICK EASY QUESTION!?(brains not working!)

Which organ do Red blood cells come from.
I know that is some where near ur hips..but jus can't think of the name:bugeye: ..if anyone know that would be AWSOME!
 
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roxy554 said:
Which organ do Red blood cells come from.
I know that is some where near ur hips..but jus can't think of the name:bugeye:
You know the rules about homework questions (see forum guidelines, if you don't - link in my signature). Besides, this one is incredibly easy to look up.
 
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