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The classification of muscles are based on five factors and they are location, neural control, anatomy, output, and typical activity. Examples of muscles include skeletal muscles, involuntary muscles, and normally relaxed muscles.
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1. Location of the muscle
2. Shape of the Muscle
3. Relative Size of the Muscle
4. Direction of Muscle Fibers
5. Number of Origins
6. Location of Attachments
7. Action
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∙ 9y agoClassification of muscle according to location helps in easy identification of the muscles and their functions. Some of classes include striated , involuntary, bi-nucleated and many more.
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∙ 14y agobecause they help you lift and carry many things that they can handle
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Muscles are classified into which two groups?
On this basis you can classify it into two groups; one is called involuntary and the other one is known as voluntary. There is another way to classify muscles and in this classification morphology is taken into consideration. In accordance with this classification, there are two types of muscles; one is called striated and another one is called non-striated.
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