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Cardiac muscles of vertebrates do not de...

Cardiac muscles of vertebrates do not depend on nerve stimulus for contraction,because  

A

a. it has special patch of nerves

B

b. auto-rhythamic pace maker

C

c. both nerves and ganglia

D

d. all the above

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B
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