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Does the muscular system have any organs?

Answer 1

Yes the muscular system does have organs. The most famous one is the heart and considered one of the strongest muscles.

The heart is made up entirely of cardiac tissues, which contract naturally and rhythmically as a result of the Vagus nerve stimulating the Sinoatrial node, which causes the heart to beat and pump blood.

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Answer 2

Grace Acocella

No, the muscular system itself does not consist of organs. Instead, it is composed of muscles, which are made up of bundles of muscle fibers. However, muscles are often associated with other organs, such as tendons (connecting muscles to bones) and the heart (a specialized muscle organ).

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