No. They are involuntary and involved in the reflex action in response to light intensity (i.e. high light intensity - pupil constricts, low light intensity - pupil dilates) which is an involuntary response to stimuli (hence why it's considered a reflex action).
Yes they are involuntary. In order to prevent damage occurring to the retina through excess exposure to light it is necessary that the pupil aperture can alter in diameter almost instantaneously in response to different light conditions.
Involuntary. You can't willingly dilate or constrict your pupil.
involuntary muscles can't control consciously, but voluntary muscles can.
Voluntary muscles are the ones you can control with your mind and the involuntary ones you cannot control, they do their jobs automantically.
Voluntary muscles are what you have control over. Like your skeletal muscle are usually voluntary. Involuntary muscles are what you have no control of. Like your smooth and cardiac muscles you have no control of. The difference between voluntary and involuntary muscles are voluntary muscles you have control of and involuntary you have no control of. Hope this answered your question.
yes. Smooth muscles are another name for involuntary muscles.
Involuntary muscles
Voluntary muscles are skeletal muscles (under somatic control) and involuntary muscles involve the heart, smooth muscles and anything under autonomic control.
Voluntary muscles are the muscles that we control to make it move unlike involuntary muscle, they control thereselves we can't control them.:)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))):((((((((Voluntary muscles are the muscles that we control to make it move unlike involuntary muscle, they control thereselves we can't control them.:)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))):((((((((
No, they are involuntary muscles, and will keep operating with out our control.
No, they are involuntary muscles, and will keep operating with out our control.
The brainstem controls the involuntary muscles and the cerebellum controls the voluntary muscles.
The cardiac or heart muscles are involuntary.They are stimulated and regulated by the involuntary nervous system.InvoluntoryIt is involuntary, which means it's automatic and you can't control it.
Involuntary muscles.