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Summary Animal tissues sunmmary
- Course
- Life Sciences
- Institution
- 10th Grade
Mind-map summary of animal tissues - the different types of tissues with their functions, location in the body, and structure, description, qualities.
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ANIMAL TISSUESEPITHELIAL TISSUE CONNECTIVE TISSUE MUSCLE TISSUE
protect inside + outside of
body
cover t
to the
supports joins separates tissues -
organs
move
body
simple
,
llayer
> ,
stratified > a-
layers JELLY-LIKE MATRIX SKELETAL MUSCLE
responsible for voluntary movement
SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM LOOSE/AREOLAR ( 'T strong but tires easily
lines internal walls of cavities moves the skeleton + maintains posture
provides support for internal keep
responsible for diffusion thin structure organs and
may respond to
involuntary movement (re
-
allows for movement of substances organs in place arc
danger)
-
across
the cell under the skin, surrounds blood vessels'_ nerves to bones of skeleton
everywhere attached
simple capillaries :
, alveoli
stratified skin : DENSE c.T
ligaments oinbone.to bone
strong but elastic SM00-1FI MUSCLE
tendons 0in muscle to bone
responsible for involuntary movement (
perista
(UB0 / DAL EPITHELIUM tough and inelastic (dictation + constriction of blood vessels to contro
provides tensile strength notasstrongasskeletaimo.sc/ebutdoesn.ttireea
lines that secrete /absorb substances
glands blood vessels digestive system
,
urinary tract trachea
, ,
protects against bacteria and the of
wearing
certain
organs byiining various
structures RUBBERY MATRIX / CARTILAGE
cube like structure
-
gives structure Shape /
and
strength and reduces CARDIAC MUSCLE
friction blood around
have microvilli surface
may on to aid absorption pumps body
chrondocytes cells that make
cartilage
:
up
kidney tubules
, glands HYALINE CARTILAGE involuntary
strong
where bones meet to prevent doesn't tire
rubbing easily
main tissue
WHITE FIBROUS CARTILAGE making up heart
COLUMNAR AND PSEUDO discs in spine
COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM YELLOW ELASTIC CARTILAGE
lines ears , nose
alimentary canal
Uh function
infection
prevents against bacterial
LIQUID MATRIX ( BLOOD)
=
can also to
secrete mucus protect surface from
damage
have microvilli surface to aid absorption all in fluid called
may on
plasma
or cilia to remove particles and mucous from the
transports nutrients wastes Oz and CO2
7th location in
bo
=
trachea / into uterus
, ,
moueegg protects against infection
columnar
digestive tract reproductive organs
:
osteocytes cells in bones
:
,
pseudo columnar
respiratory tract trachea
:
upper , , in blood vessels
female -
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