Cells specializing in one function called W are often grouped together at a definite place in
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the body. An example of W that forms the framework that supports the body is called
X. X also anchors muscles and supports the main organs of the body. X can be
connected to each other by Y, another group of specialized cells. Y is very elastic and
has considerable strength. Another group of cells Z connects muscles to X.
What are denoted by W, X, Y, and Z
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w is tissues
x is bone
y is ligament
z is tendon
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W - Tissues
X - Bones
Y - Ligements
Z - Tendon
Explanation:
cells which are similar in structure and work together to perform a particular function are called Tissues .
cells which are similar in structure and work together to perform a particular function are called Bones .
A ligament is a connective tissue which consists of very strong and elastic bands of tissue. It contains a very small amount of matrix. ... Ligaments hold two or more bones together at joints .
A tendon is a bundle of inelastic fibrous tissues that connects a muscle to a bone, whereas a nerve is a bundle of neurons with blood vessels, connective tissue sheaths, and lymphatics.
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