The term "dense" in "dense irregular connective tissue" refers to density of fibers.
<h3>Connective tissues in animals</h3>
Connective tissues are the internal tissues of the body that provides support and protection for the body organs.
There are different types of connective tissues which include:
- dense fibrous connective tissue,
- elastic connective tissue,
- osseous tissue (bone), and blood.
The dense fibrous connective tissue are further divided into:
Dense irregular connective tissues are so called because the are heavily packed with collagen fibres that are irregularly arranged.
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<span>A similarity between humans and many other multicellular animals is that they are composed of organ systems. All multicellular organisms, including humans, must have organ systems to survive and function. </span>
Extra sugar that a plant doesn't need is stored as starch. Using a tree as an example, it uses photosynthesis to create sugar and the rest that remains unused is stored in the trunk or roots as starch, saved for later.
