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Muscular Tissue

Muscular ssue is responsible for the movement of the body and its
parts. Muscular ssue allows the vertebrate body to move its limbs, contract its
organs, and pump blood through its circulatory system. It contains contracle
protein filaments, called actin and myosin, which interact to produce
movement. The three types of vertebrate muscular ssues are smooth, cardiac,
and skeletal muscle ssues.

Figure 18. Muscle Tissue Types
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