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Q: What part of the vertebrae provide levers against which muscles pull?
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Provide levers against wich muscles pull?

That would be bones.


Provides levers for the muscles to pull against?

superior articular process


Which body parts provide the effort when bones act like levers?

The muscles would provide the extra effort because the muscles are like extra foundations moving your body around.


What function does a skeleton provide?

It protects delicate organs such as the brain and heart and it also provides anchor points and levers for muscles to work against, allowing movement. It also gives shape and form


How do muscles and levers work together?

because they do


Most skeletal muscles of the body act as?

third-class levers.


Is there simple machines in nature?

Yes your muscles act like levers.


Most of the machines in your body consist of bones and muscles and are called?

levers.


What provides levers against which muscles pull in the vertebral column?

The skeletal system is the anchor and lever system that the muscles pull against to cause locomotion.spinous process and transverse processThe bones are the leavers against which the muscles pull.In reference to the axial skeleton, the spinous process and the transverse process are the leavers against which the muscles pull.Superior articular process


What connective tissues provides levers for muscle to act on?

What connective tissue provides levers for muscles to act on? osseous tissue


Which bones help the body move for lifting objects?

Just about every bone in teh body helps move or lift objects. bones act as levers for the muscles to contract against. wiki on!


Matrix hard owing to calcium salt provides levers for muscles to act on?

Osseous tissie