A) A quick contraction and relaxation of an isolated skeletal muscle is called tetanus.
B) Long distance runners tend to have more slow-twitch muscle fibers than fast-twitch fibers.
C) Slow-twitch muscle fibers have high concentrations of myoglobin.
D) Fast-twitch fibers increase in size with resistance training.
E) Fast-twitch fibers have fewer capillaries and mitochondria than slow-twitch fibers.
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A) Cartilage of growth plates actively grow in lengthwise direction.
B) Increase in bone thickness results from the adding of bone layers on top of the periosteum.
C) Some cartilage remains after it is replaced by bone.
D) Cartilage calcification encroaches on the cartilaginous growth plate.
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A) A band
B) H band
C) I band
D) Sarcomere
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A) Release of the phosphate group -> myosin head changes shape -> release of ADP
B) Release of the phosphate group -> release of ADP -> myosin head changes shape
C) Release of ADP -> myosin head changes shape -> release of the phosphate group
D) Myosin head changes shape -> release of the phosphate group -> release of ADP
E) Release of ADP-> release of the phosphate group -> myosin head changes shape
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A) exoskeletons are made of chitin.
B) muscles are attached to the exoskeleton.
C) exoskeletons do not limit growth because they can stretch.
D) exoskeletons are shed by many arthropods in a process called molting.
E) chitin is a polysaccharide.
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A) actin
B) myosin
C) acetylcholine
D) tropomyosin
E) troponin
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A) type I
B) type II
C) type III
D) type IV
E) type V
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A) The rat's muscles have a greater density of myofilaments than the frog's muscles.
B) The rat is able to synthesize more ATP than the frog.
C) The frog has lower concentrations of glycogen in its muscles than the rat.
D) The rat has higher concentrations of myoglobin in its muscles than the frog.
E) All the frog's muscles are fast-twitch muscles.
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A) consist of cells and an extracellular matrix containing collagen fibers
B) contain hydroxyapatite crystals
C) contain sarcomere units
D) contain blood vessels
E) become remodeled with use
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A) Thin filaments are not present in the H band of a sarcomere.
B) Two Z lines form the opposite borders of one sarcomere.
C) Stacks of thick filaments produce dark bands,called the A band.
D) I bands consist of both thin and thick filaments.
E) sarcomeres are the smallest subunits of muscle contraction.
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A) the gastrocnemius
B) the soleus
C) the lateral rectus
D) chicken breast muscle
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A) ball-and-socket joint-femur and pelvis
B) gliding joint-vertebral column
C) immovable joint-skull sutures
D) hinge joint-finger joint
E) combination joint-knee joint
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A) There will be no block in the cycle,since ATP hydrolysis is not required for this process.
B) Myosin molecules will be unable to assemble into thick filaments.
C) Myosin heads will be unable to bind to the actin filaments.
D) Myosin heads will bind to the actin filaments,but the power stroke will not occur and actin filaments will not slide over the myosin filaments.
E) The myosin heads will remain attached to the actin filaments after the power stroke.
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A) decreased pH in the muscle fibers
B) decreased levels of glycogen in the muscle fibers
C) decreased levels of ATP in the muscle fibers
D) increased levels of Pi in the muscle fibers
E) the myofibrils being torn apart
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A) Repetitive stress on the long bones will solidify cartilage.
B) The Haversian canal system will supply more blood and strengthen the bone.
C) The repetitive stress will lead to remodeling and strengthening of the long bones.
D) The marrow cavity will solidify and strengthen the bone.
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A) Skeletal muscles are attached to bones by tendons.
B) The origin of a skeletal muscle remains relatively stationary.
C) The end of the muscle called the insertion is attached to the bone that moves when the muscle contracts.
D) Contraction of the hamstring muscles extends your knee.
E) Muscles that produce opposing actions at a joint are called antagonists.
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A) Wings evolved once in vertebrates (e.g.,the common ancestor of all terrestrial vertebrates had wings) and wings were subsequently lost in all but three lineages: bats,pterosaurs and birds.
B) The common ancestor of all terrestrial vertebrates was wingless and wings evolved independently three different times: in bats,in pterosaurs and in birds.
C) The common ancestor of all terrestrial vertebrates was wingless and wings evolved independently two different times: once in bats and once in the common ancestor of birds,pterosaurs and dinosaurs.
D) The common ancestor of all terrestrial vertebrates was wingless and wings evolved independently three different times: in bats,in pterosaurs and in the common ancestor of birds and dinosaurs.
E) The common ancestor of all terrestrial vertebrates was wingless and wings evolved independently three different times: in bats,in birds and in the common ancestor of pterosaurs and dinosaurs.
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A) troponin.
B) tropomyosin.
C) myosin.
D) actin.
E) ATP.
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A) hinge joint
B) combination joint
C) gliding joint
D) ball-and-socket joint
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A) inhibition of chondroblasts
B) inhibition of chondrocytes
C) excess osteoclast activity
D) excess osteocyte activity
E) excess osteoblast activity
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