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What are the tough and flexible connective tissues seen in embryos? periosteum Haversian canals vessels cartilage

What are the tough and flexible connective tissues seen in embryos? periosteum Haversian canals vessels cartilage
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What are the tough and flexible connective tissues seen in embryos?

periosteum


Haversian canals


vessels


cartilage

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I think it would be cartilage. However, I’m unsure.
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