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What is the strongest mucsle of your body?
femur
What is the strongest mucsle in are body that starts with a h?
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Can cardiac mucsle be tetanised?
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Is brain a mucsle?
Only on Wikianswers.
Are all fish all mucsle?
No
What bone is connect it to your arm?
its your carve mucsle
What mucsle moves the thigh backwards?
the gluteals
What increases mucsle strength?
age and muscle mass
What exercises oxygen is not continually supplied to mucsle?
I think it is 'Anaerobic'.
What is mucsle cells?
they are cells that muscles use to store nutrients
What is that thing that is on top of the hood on a mucsle car?
an air scoop.
What type of mucsle makes up the heart?
cardiac muscle
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