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How does muscles act on bone to cause movement .​
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How does muscles act on bone to cause movement .​

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Step-by-step explanation:

bone has tendons, muscle attachment 2 provide movement. mostly nerve tissues that causes

movement..

the pituitary gland is responsible 4 this movement.

involuntary, yet precise,

involuntary movement is due to the central nervous system...hope this helps..

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