QUICK EASY QUESTION ?(brains not working )

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In summary, the conversation is about the origin of red blood cells and the person asking the question is having trouble remembering the name of the organ where they come from. They are directed to use Google or Wikipedia to find the answer.
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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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