White Blood Cells Red Blood Cells Platelets 100 Extracellular matrix Draw a circle on the image where there is a high concentration of nervous tissue. Draw a star on the part of the person where you would find epithelial tissue. Put an X on the person where you would expect to find skeletal muscle tissue. Draw a box on the image of the tissue that is responsible for storing fat.

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