1. Name the cell indicated by the black arrow2. The image is showing:A. Adipose tissue which is a type of looseconnective tissueB. Areolar connective tissue which is a typeof loose connective tissueC. Areolar connective tissue which is a typeof dense connective tissueD. Dense regular connective tissueE. Areolar epithelial tissueF. Hyaline cartilage which is a specializedconnective tissue3.Name the cellindicated by the redarrow4. Name the tissue

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1. Name the cell indicated by the black arrow
2. The image is showing:
A. Adipose tissue which is a type of loose
connective tissue
B. Areolar connective tissue which is a type
of loose connective tissue
C. Areolar connective tissue which is a type
of dense connective tissue
D. Dense regular connective tissue
E. Areolar epithelial tissue
F. Hyaline cartilage which is a specialized
connective tissue
3.Name the cell
indicated by the red
arrow
4. Name the tissue

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