The energy required for muscle contraction comes from A. ATP. B. ligaments. C. oxygen. D. chlorophyll.

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The energy required for muscle contraction comes from

A. ATP.
B. ligaments.
C. oxygen.
D. chlorophyll.

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The energy required for the muscle contraction comes from ATP.
So correct option is A

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