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Muscle that is striated and voluntary is ____.

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Muscle that is striated and voluntary is ____.

Muscle that is striated and voluntary is ____.
a. skeletal only
b. smooth only
c. cardiac only
d. both skeletal and cardiac
e. both cardiac and smooth

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Muscle that is striated and involuntary is ____.
a. skeletal only
b. smooth only
c. cardiac only
d. both skeletal and cardiac
e. both cardiac and smooth

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Exactly what I needed for my quiz Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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