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Areolar connective tissue is not found
Option: 1
under the skin as subcutaneous tissue
Option: 2
in the blubber of whales and elephants
Option: 3
in bone marrow
Option: 4
between lobes and lobules of compound glands
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Areolar Connective Tissues -
- It is the most widely distributed connective tissue.
Structure:
- It is in the form of fine threads that cross each other in every direction and leave small spaces called areolae.
- It is made up of ground substance, the matrix, white, yellow and reticular fibres and cells such as fibroblasts, mast cells, macrophages, lymphocytes, plasma cells, mesenchyme cells, chromatophores, fat cells.
Location:
- It is present under the skin as subcutaneous tissue in between and around muscles, nerves and blood vessels of sub-mucosa of the gastro-intestinal tract and respiratory tract, in bone marrow, between lobes and lobules of compound glands etc.
- This tissue also forms the internal framework of many organs.
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In the blubber of whales and elephants, adipose tissue is found.
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