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Locomotion and Movement
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Cardiac muscles are

  • striated and voluntary

  • striated and involuntary

  • smooth and voluntary

  • smooth and involuntary

Answer

B.

striated and involuntary

Cardiac muscles are predominantly found in heart wall. These are striated, involuntary contract quickly and do not get fatigued. These, muscles continue rhythmic contraction throughout life under the control of ANS.

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