The ends of a sarcomere are defined by ___

a. A lines
b. M lines
c. Z lines
d. myofibrils
e. thick filaments


C

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Why do beaches often have less extreme temperature variation than inland areas?

A) The ocean moderates the temperatures. B) The sand absorbs and loses heat less efficiently. C) The ocean waves reduce wind. D) Air temperatures vary with latitudes.

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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