__________ are located in the walls of the stomach and small intestine.

A) Skeletal muscle cells
B) Cardiac muscle cells
C) Smooth muscle cells
D) Both skeletal and cardiac muscle cells
E) Both cardiac and smooth muscle cells


Ans: C) Smooth muscle cells

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