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3 years ago
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Ian experiences pain in his leg after a fall, so he goes to the doctor. After an exam, the doctor explains to Ian that he has in

jured a piece of tissue that connects his leg muscle to bone. What piece of tissue is the doctor describing?
Biology
1 answer:
Anna11 [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

Tendon or a connective tissue

Explanation:

Tendons are a type of connective tissue that attaches muscle to bones. They are strong, fibrous and flexible. They also attach muscles to other organs. Tendons have a high tensile strength which is useful to withstand muscle contractions. They are made up of bundles of connective tissue that contribute to its strength.

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