A muscle is connected to the bone by which of the following structures? O A. Tendon OB. Perimyslum OC. Fascicles OD. Endomyslum

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A muscle is connected to the bone by which of the following structures?

O A. Tendon
OB. Perimyslum
OC.
Fascicles
OD.
Endomyslum

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The answer is A. Tendon

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