4. a. Identify this tissue type:b. Where in the body is this found:c. Identify the structure:с.d. Identify the structure:d.Copyright © 2010 Pearson Education, Inc.5. Match the cartilage type to its correct description (answers can be used more than once).a. hyalineb. elasticc. fibrocartilageSupports external earForms majority of embryonic skeletonContains thick collagen fibersCovers ends of the long bones in joint cavitiesAllows for flexibilityLocated between vertebral discs

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