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muscles can be described as: question 13 options: concentrated almost exclusively in the axial area of the body. concentrated almost exclusively in the appendicular area of the body. distributed across
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muscles can be described as: question 13 options: concentrated almost exclusively in the axial area of the body. concentrated almost exclusively in the appendicular area of the body. distributed across both the appendicular and axial areas of the body. concentrated in the tertiary area of the body. question 14 (1 point)

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Distributed in both axial and appendicular areas of the body

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