Biology, asked by raosahab54, 10 months ago

What are involuntary muscles? Why they are formed? ​

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Answered by gopicbm
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The function of the involuntary muscles is to cause variations in shape or inner diameter of the organs (movement of substances inside the body, favoring possible passageways or the exclusion of contents). Their contraction is regulated by the autonomic nervous system. An example of an involuntary muscle is the heart.

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