Skeletal Muscles with a Low Innervation Ratio Have a Low

Question

Skeletal muscles with a low innervation ratio have a low degree of neural control.

Accepted Answer

Skeletal muscles with a low innervation ratio have a high degree of neural control. This means that there are fewer muscle fibers per motor neuron, allowing for more precise and coordinated movements. Muscles with a high innervation ratio, on the other hand, have a lower degree of neural control and may be used for more gross movements.