The protein that acts as a calcium (Ca2+) receptor in skeletal muscle is__________________. 

A traveling wave of excitation is what we know as: 

This figure shows the muscles of the anterior neck and abdomen.  What is the name of the muscle labeled “T3”?

Rigor mortis happens because Ca2+ is being released from the deteriorating sarcoplasmic reticulum, enabling the muscles to contract, however, ________ _   is not being made anymore after death, and therefore relaxation cannot take place. 

The right and left cerebral hemispheres are separated from each other by:

The protein that acts as a calcium (Ca2+) receptor in skeletal muscle is__________________. 

The antagonist for the biceps brachii is the: 

Rigor mortis happens because Ca2+ is being released from the deteriorating sarcoplasmic reticulum, enabling the muscles to contract, however, ________ _   is not being made anymore after death, and therefore relaxation cannot take place. 

All of the following are functions of muscles except:

________ neurons are the most common type of neurons.