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Generally, the larger an animal, the less of its weight is made up by its skeleton.
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If the sarcomeres of a muscle are in the arrangement depicted by the figure below, the muscle must be in a relaxed state.


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Damage to the knee often results in torn cartilage, which must be surgically repaired. Why is damage to the cartilage unlikely to heal on its own?
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Which of the following statements about support structures is true?
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Which of the following is a benefit of having an endoskeleton?
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The three types of muscle in our bodies are smooth muscle, skeletal muscle, and _______ muscle.
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Ligaments are connective tissues that connect __________ to bone.
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Locomotion in insects differs from that of vertebrates in that the muscles of insects
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Short-distance sprinters like Asafa Powell probably have more slow muscle fibers than fast muscle fibers in their legs.
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The figure below shows the change that occurs in two muscles when the arm goes from a bent to a straight position.
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Which of the following is not one of the three different types of support structures that make up the human skeleton?
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If there were no tendons in your appendicular skeleton, you wouldn't be able to
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