Exercises: Muscle and Nervous Use colored pens or pencils to shade in both the figure and the labels. Each red numeral in the figure corresponds to a matching red numeral following the appropriate label. SKELETAL MUSCLE. SMOOTH MUSCLE 2 TUWID Fall CARDIAC MUSCLE 3 NERVOUS TISSUE 4 FIGURE 9-5 Muscle and nervous tissue drawings. Copyright © 2023 by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. C

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