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Red muscle fibres I. perform slow and ...

Red muscle fibres
I. perform slow and sustained contractions for long periods without fatigue.
II. Depend mainly on anaerobic glycolysis.
III. Carry out aerobic contraction without accumulating much lactic acid
IV. Perform faster contraction rate.
Choose the correct option.

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