1. Which of the following best describes the muscles that line the digestive tract? a. striated; tubular; branched; voluntary b. non-striated; single nucleus; involuntary c. striated; tubular; multinucleated; involuntary d. non-striated; tubular; branched; voluntary

1. Which of the following best describes the muscles that line the digestive tract? a. striated; tubular; branched; voluntary b. non-striated; single nucleus; involuntary c. striated; tubular; multinucleated; involuntary d. non-striated; tubular; branched; voluntary

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Chapter11: The Muscular System

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1. Which of the following best describes the muscles that line the digestive tract?
a. striated; tubular; branched; voluntary
b. non-striated; single nucleus; involuntary
c. striated; tubular; multinucleated; involuntary
d. non-striated; tubular; branched; voluntary

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