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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch47_1.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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key concept 47.1 Interactions of Actin and Myosin Cause Muscles to Contract life11e_ch47_2.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Sliding filaments of actin and myosin cause skeletal muscle to contract life11e_ch47_3.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Actin–myosin interactions cause filaments to slide life11e_ch47_4.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Actin–myosin interactions are controlled by calcium ions life11e_ch47_5.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Cardiac muscle is similar to and different from skeletal muscle life11e_ch47_6.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Smooth muscle causes slow contractions of many internal organs life11e_ch47_7.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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key concept 47.2 Many Factors Affect Muscle Performance life11e_ch47_9.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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The strength of a muscle contraction depends on how many fibers are contracting and at what rate life11e_ch47_10.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Muscle fiber types determine endurance and strength life11e_ch47_11.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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A muscle has an optimal length for generating maximum tension life11e_ch47_12.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Exercise increases muscle strength and endurance life11e_ch47_13.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Muscle ATP supply limits performance life11e_ch47_14.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Insect muscle has the greatest rate of cycling life11e_ch47_15.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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key concept 47.3 Muscles and Skeletal Systems Work Together life11e_ch47_17.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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A hydrostatic skeleton consists of fluid in a muscular cavity life11e_ch47_18.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Exoskeletons are rigid outer structures life11e_ch47_19.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Vertebrate endoskeletons consist of cartilage and bone life11e_ch47_20.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Bones develop from connective tissues life11e_ch47_21.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Bones that have a common joint can work as a lever life11e_ch47_22.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch47_24.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch47_25.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch47_26.html57ea6cdb757a2e2f52000000
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