Match each numbered item with the most closely related lettereditem.1. perimysium2. sarcolemma3. I band4. aponeurosis5. sarcomere6. fast glycolytic fiber7. muscle tone8. antagonist9. circular muscle10. myosina. type of muscle fiber that fatigueseasilyb. muscle fiber plasma membranec. muscle whose function opposesagonistd. connective tissue covering a fasciclee. functional contractile unit of askeletal muscle fiberf. protein in thick filamentsg. sarcomere region with thinfilaments onlyh. muscle that surrounds an openingi. the resting tension within a musclej. muscle attachment that is a thin,flattened sheet

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