Match the descriptions below to the correct type of muscle. spindle-shaped attached to bones voluntary cells joined together by intercalated discs not striated found in heart cells with many nuclei
Skeletal muscle- they are attached on the skeleton. The striated mucles are innervated by the voluntary part of the nervous system and therefore are known an voluntary muscles. The skeletal muscle is made up of a bundle of long fibres running the whole length of the muscle.
Cardiac muscle- the muscle fibre consist of short cells with centarlly placed nuclei and numerous striated myofibrils. The ends of the cells are marked by thickened regions called intercalated discs.
