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Skeletal Muscle & Make up the bulk of body muscle tissue. Responsible for movement. \tn 
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Cardiac Muscle & Found only in the heart. Myogenic, meaning they contract without a need for a nervous stimulus, causing the heart to beat in a regular rhythm. \tn 
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Involuntary Muscle (aka smooth muscle) & Involuntary muscle cells are found in many parts of the body. They can be found in the walls of hollow organs such as the stomach and bladder. Also found in the walls of blood vessels and the digestive tract, where through peristalsis they more food along the gut. \tn 
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