Which tissue is correctly paired with its primary immature cell type? a. bone; osteoblast b. connective tissue proper; chondrocyte c. bone; osteoblast d. cartilage; fibroblast
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Bone is primarily made up of osteocytes, not fibrocytes. So, this option is incorrect. b. Connective tissue proper primarily consists of fibroblasts, not chondrocytes. So, this option is incorrect. c. Bone is primarily made up of osteocytes, which are derived Show more…
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