Please please do the image attached, Make a drawing of each tissue, label structures: Use microanatomy websites to see micrographs of the tissues you will observe in the lab. Make a sketch of each tissue on the following pages. Label the Osseous (bone) and muscular tissue. Label the cells, protein fibers and structures. List functions and locations for each

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