Biology Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)Your body's main energy reservoir is _______. a. glycogen stored in cardiac muscle b. lipids stored in adipose tissue c. starch stored in skeletal muscle d. phosphorus stored in bone

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Your body's main energy reservoir is _______.

a. glycogen stored in cardiac muscle

b. lipids stored in adipose tissue

c. starch stored in skeletal muscle

d. phosphorus stored in bone

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Your body's main energy reservoir is _______.

a. glycogen stored in cardiac muscle

b. lipids stored in adipose tissue

c. starch stored in skeletal muscle

d. phosphorus stored in bone