Reduced levels of blood Ca2+ ________.

A. decrease both heart rate and contraction strength
B. decrease heart rate but do not affect heart contraction strength
C. increase both heart rate and contraction strength
D. increase heart rate but do not affect heart contraction strength


Answer: A

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