What is the function of the illustrated tissue? O Movement of food through digestive tract O Provides strength at joints betwoon vertebrae OMovement of blood through cardiovascular system O Forms supportive framowork for soft organs O Transports nutrients around body O Support and maintain shape of external car O Transmits iformation O Allows respiratory organs to recoil after inhalation OResists pull of muscles at attachment points O Store lipids for fuel Bind epithclium to underlying tissues O Cenerates hecat OReduces friction at joints

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Q: Recognize the cell types found in ground tissue andvascular tissue and indicate their function.

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Q: Name of the four basic tissue types, which two are not developed from mesenchyme?

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Q: Compare and contrast the three types of cells in a fundamental tissue. Use a Venn Diagram.

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