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What is the relationship between bone and muscles with regard to movement?
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Movements of bones occur only at the joints. The movements are brought about by contractions of skeletal muscles inserted onto the articulating bones by firm cords of white fibrous tissue called tendons. Cords of yellow elastic tissue, termed ligaments, stabilise the joints by holding the articulating bones together. In simple form of understanding, muscles attached to bones that causing the movements.
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