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Answered by Chiranshee8
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muscle tissue is a soft tissue that composes muscles in animal bodies and gives rise to muscles ability to contract .........

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Muscular tissues

Muscular tissues are soft tissues that make up the muscles. They are present in animals and have quality to contract and relax.

Features of muscular tissues -

  • Contractllity
  • Elasticity
  • Extendibility
  • Electrical excitability

Functions of Muscular tissues

  • Producing body movements
  • Stabilizing body positions
  • Storing and moving substances in body.
  • Generating heat.

Constituents of muscle fibre

★Muscle tissues are made up of myofibril.Myofibrils are the contractile units that make up each muscle fibre. Myofibrils can be looked upon as the building blocks of muscle and contain units called sarcomeres.

Types of muscle fibers

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\underline{\sf{Types\ of\ animal\ tissues:}} \\ \\ \tt  \begin{cases} \rightarrow Epithelial \tissues\\ \rightarrow Connective\tissues \\ \rightarrow supporting \ tissues\\ \rightarrow Nervous \tissues\end{cases}

\underline{\sf{Types\ of\ epithelial\ tissues:}} \\ \\ \ \begin{cases} \rightarrow  Squamous\\ \rightarrow cuboidal \\ \rightarrow Columnar \\ \rightarrow Pseudostratified\columnar\end{cases}

*Refer to the attachment for structure of muscle tissue.

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