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How many bones are in the adult human body?

A196
B206
C216
D226

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Correct Answer: B: 206

Explanation: Adult human body has 206 bones. Babies born with ~270–300 bones that fuse over time. Largest bone: femur (thigh). Smallest bone: stirrup (stapes) in the ear.

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