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Ascientist is using a light microscope to observe a sample of muscle tissue. by analyzing the cellular structure and organization of the muscle
tissue, the scientist can identify which of these properties?
a
the age of the donor
b. how frequently the muscle was used
c, whether the muscle was located in the arms, legs, or torso
d. whether the muscle moved the skeleton, the heart, or another type of internal organ

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