Distinguish between Cardiac muscle and Striated muscle.

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Cardiac muscles Striated muscles
$(1)$ They are involuntary in function. $(1)$ They are voluntary in function.
$(2)$ They are uninucleate and branched. $(2)$ They are multinucleate and unbranched.
$(3)$ They are found only in the heart. $(3)$ They are found attached to bones in limbs.

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