Kyle explains that the body of an airplane is like the appendicular skeleton and the wings of an airplane are like the axial skeleton. which demonstrates how he could change his statement so it is accurate? airplanes are not like skeletons. the body of an airplane is like the axial skeleton, and the wings are like the appendicular skeleton. the body of an airplane is like the appendicular skeleton, and the tail is like the axial skeleton. both the body and wings of an airplane are like the axial skeleton.

In order to make an accurate demonstration, the correct statement would be the body of an airplane is like the axial skeleton, and the wings are like the appendicular skeleton.

The axial skeleton refers to the portion of the skeleton, which comprises the bones of the trunk and the head of a vertebrate. In the human skeleton, it comprises 80 bones and it consists of six components. The appendicular skeleton refers to the part of the skeleton of vertebrates comprising of the bones, which support the appendages.

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