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Much of the natural elasticity of skeletal muscle tissue is provided by

Much of the natural elasticity of skeletal muscle tissue is provided by
A) connective tissue sheaths.
B) myosin.
C) tendons.
D) actin.

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Human Anatomy

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Authors: Marieb, Wilhelm, Mallatt

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