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So, here we are given certain functions of connective tissues and we need to match the function with the correct type of connective tissue.
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So, firstly we are given a structure which allows for the growth of long bones.
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So, long bones they grow from a particular area which is called as the epiphyseal plate.
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And from the epiphyseal plate the long bones they grow in length.
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Then secondly we have a connective tissue which is present in the intervertebral discs and also in the pubic symphysis.
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So, this particular type of connective tissue is the fibrocartilage which is present between the various vertebral columns.
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Then we have a dense connective tissue which is regular and collagenous.
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So, a regular collagenous connective tissue is basically tendons and ligaments which will join bones to bones or bones to muscles.
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Then we have the external ear or the outer portion of the ear, the epiglottis and also in the auditory tubes.
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So, this type of connective tissue is the elastic cartilage which is present in the external ear and it allows for flexibility.
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Then the compact bone.
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So, compact bone is basically present in all bones.
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It is basically the outer portion of all the major bones.
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Then we have the dense regular and elastic connective tissue.
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So, a regular and elastic connective tissue is basically present in the vocal folds.
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So, it is basically present in our neck and also it is present in the ligaments which is present between the various bones of our vertebrae.
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Next, we have a connective tissue which is present inside our skull or our vertebrae and this connective tissue is the spongy bone...