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The internal ridges of the atria are called pectinate muscles. They are muscular ridges that line the atrial walls, primarily located in the right atrium and the auricles of both atria. Pectinate muscles help increase the surface area of the atria and assist in the contraction of the atrial walls during the cardiac cycle.

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