In an isotonic, concentric contraction,
A) circular muscles (like those in the iris of the eye) contract, making a smaller aperture.
B) muscle length shortens while tension remains constant.
C) muscle lengths shorten, drawing objects closer to the body midline.
D) None of these.
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