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Human Organs

Human organs, their locations, functions, and organ systems.

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ID Organ name System Function Location
42 Lymph nodes Lymphatic Filter lymph and trap pathogens Throughout the body
43 Tonsils Lymphatic Trap pathogens entering the throat Throat
44 Bone marrow Lymphatic Produces blood cells Inside bones
45 Skin Integumentary Protects the body and regulates temperature Body surface
46 Hair Integumentary Provides insulation and protection Body surface
47 Nails Integumentary Protect the fingertips and toes Fingers and toes
48 Mammary glands Integumentary Produce milk Chest
49 Eyes Sensory Detect light and enable vision Eye sockets
50 Ears Sensory Enable hearing and balance Sides of the head
51 Nose Sensory Detects smell and filters air Face

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Last checked against sources: October 15, 2026.

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