Biology, asked by shailendrabxr1, 10 months ago

when we talked about muscle tissue in class 9 there are different kinds of muscles such as voluntary muscles and involuntary muscles based on what we have discussed so far what do you think the difference between these would be

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Answered by pathaksurbhi153
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Explanation:

Voluntary muscles or striated muscles are those which work according to the one’s desire or are under control, whereas Involuntary muscles are not under one’s control. Biceps muscles, respiratory, alimentary and urogenital tracts are the places where voluntary muscles are found, while abdominal muscles, locomotory muscles, middle ear muscles, Diaphragm are the examples of the involuntary muscles.

Locomotion and movement are the main features of the organisms, whether it is unicellular or multicellular. For this action, there is the particular type of tissues known as muscular tissue, and the cells are referred to as the muscle cell. These muscular tissues are formed from the embryonic mesoderm. These tissues are coordinately working with one another and thus support the movements of the body, and its various parts.

In the provided article we will be studying the basic difference between the two types of muscles and a brief description of them.

Answered by ATUL8171
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Answer:

voluntary muscles are those which work only when we want them to perform some action

e.g-moving your foot, here skeletal muscles are involved

while, involuntary muscles are those which work on their own.

e.g-cardiac muscles in our heart, they work even when we sleep

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