they both have layers and cells
No, skin and hair are not part of the muscular system. The muscular system is made up of muscles that allow for movement, while skin and hair are part of the integumentary system that provides protection and sensation.
the muscular system
yes, without it we wouldn't be able even to move!
The immune system.
The digestive system and muscular system are similar in that both are essential for movement and function within the body. The muscular system enables the movement of food through the digestive tract via peristalsis, which is the rhythmic contraction of smooth muscles. Additionally, both systems require coordination and regulation by the nervous system to operate effectively, ensuring that food is processed efficiently while maintaining overall body homeostasis.
The same way any muscle works - electrical impulses from the brain stimulate the muscle to move.
No, your muscular system includes organs like the heart, lungs, and even your brain. Without these vital organs your life would not be as complex as it is now. You would be a pile of bones and skin.
muscular and skeletal
The Muscular-Skeletal System.
The integumentary system covers and protects the muscular system. If we didn't have this protection, the muscles would be damaged be the external environment to the point of not being able to function properly. The muscular system works to move the skin to help with certain functions, such as the elevation of body hair when you're cold.
Fibromyalgia.
The muscular system in reptiles is similar to other vertebrates, consisting of skeletal muscles that allow for movement and support. Reptiles have strong muscles for activities such as crawling, swimming, and capturing prey. Some species of snakes and lizards have specialized muscles for constricting prey.