One of your friends has anemia. They consistently complain of higher levels of fatigue when you go for runs or exercise. What is the cause of this?     Decreased oxygen carrying capacity of myoglobin   Decreased muscle spindle activation of the gastroc   Increased use of fast twitch muscle fibers   Decreased oxygen carrying capacity of hemoglobin

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