The function of a tendon is: A. Binds muscle to bone B. Binds bone to bone C. Where two bones meet D. Causes flexion

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The function of a tendon is:

A. Binds muscle to bone
B. Binds bone to bone
C. Where two bones meet
D. Causes flexion

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Answer:

A. Binds muscle to bone

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