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Connective tissue types Match each type of connective tissue with its location, function, and one type of cell that plays a role in it. loose connective tissue dense connective tissue cartilage bone blood location: sheath around muscles skeleton between organs joints circulatory system function: reduce friction between bones nutrient and gas transport strong and flexible connections rigid strength energy storage example cell: erythrocyte fibroblast osteocyte adipose cell chondrocyte

          Connective tissue types
Match each type of connective tissue with its location, function, and one type of cell that plays a role in it.
loose connective tissue
dense connective tissue
cartilage
bone
blood
location:
sheath around muscles
skeleton
between organs
joints
circulatory system
function:
reduce friction between bones
nutrient and gas transport
strong and flexible connections
rigid strength
energy storage
example cell:
erythrocyte
fibroblast
osteocyte
adipose cell
chondrocyte

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Connective tissue types
Match each type of connective tissue with its location, function, and one type of cell that plays a role in it.
loose connective tissue
dense connective tissue
cartilage
bone
blood
location:
sheath around muscles
skeleton
between organs
joints
circulatory system
function:
reduce friction between bones
nutrient and gas transport
strong and flexible connections
rigid strength
energy storage
example cell:
erythrocyte
fibroblast
osteocyte
adipose cell
chondrocyte

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02/28/2022

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Step 1:** - **Loose connective tissue:** - **Location:** Between organs - **Function:** Energy storage - **Example cell:** Adipose cell ** Show more…

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Connective tissue types Match each type of connective tissue with its location, function, and one type of cell that plays a role in it. loose connective tissue dense connective tissue cartilage bone blood location: sheath around muscles skeleton between organs joints circulatory system function: reduce friction between bones nutrient and gas transport strong and flexible connections rigid strength energy storage example cell: erythrocyte fibroblast osteocyte adipose cell chondrocyte

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