$(a)$ Why are complex tissues called so?
$(b)$ Why is connective tissue called so?
$(c)$ What is the function of the tissue present in the lining of kidney tubules?
$(b)$ Why is connective tissue called so?
$(c)$ What is the function of the tissue present in the lining of kidney tubules?
(N/A) Tissues that are made up of more than one type of cell,which work together to perform a common function,are called complex tissues.
$(b)$ Connective tissue is named so because its primary function is to bind,support,and connect different tissues and organs of the body together.
$(c)$ The lining of kidney tubules is composed of cuboidal epithelium,which provides mechanical support and helps in absorption and secretion.
$(b)$ Connective tissue is named so because its primary function is to bind,support,and connect different tissues and organs of the body together.
$(c)$ The lining of kidney tubules is composed of cuboidal epithelium,which provides mechanical support and helps in absorption and secretion.
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$(c)$ Cutin : Epidermis : : Suberin : . . . . . .
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$(b)$ Flexibility : Collenchyma : : Hardness : . . . . . .
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| $(b)$ Filling of space inside the organs | $(ii)$ Cartilage |
| $(c)$ Striated muscle | $(iii)$ Skeletal muscle |
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| $(f)$ Stratified squamous epithelium | $(vi)$ Skin |
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$(b)$ The tissue which connects two bones.
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