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Excess dietary protein is stored in the body as:
Muscle
Glycogen
Adipose tissue
All of the above

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Final answer:

Excess dietary protein can be stored in the body as muscle, glycogen, and adipose tissue.


Explanation:

All of the above. Excess dietary protein can be stored in the body as muscle, glycogen, and adipose tissue. When the body has more protein than it needs for structure and function, it can store the excess protein through these mechanisms.


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