Biology
The figures (A and B) given below are two kinds of animal tissues. Study the figures and answer the following questions:
- Identify the tissue A and B.
- Label all the guidelines marked in the figures A and B.
- Write one common function of both the tissues A and B.
- Mention one functional difference between A and B.
- Write one specific location of each (A and B) in human body.
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Answer
Tissue A is Cartilage. Tissue B is Bone.
Fig. A
- 1 → Matrix
- 2 → Cell
Fig. B
- 1 → Concentric Lamellae
- 2 → Haversian Canal
- 3 → Bone cell
Common function of both the tissue is providing support.
Cartilage provides support to flexible and elastic parts of body like trachea while bone is hard and provides structural support to the body.
A → Bronchial tubes
B → Ribs
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