In lecture you learned about the protective impact of collateral coronary circulation. What is the hypothesized cause of increased collateral coronary circulation? O Decreased Cardiorespiratory Fitness O Increased Cardiorespiratory Fitness O Decreased Muscular Fitness Increased Muscular Fitness

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