<span><u>thoracic region,</u>
<u>back,</u>
<u>abdominal region,</u>
<u>legs</u>
<u>and the arms</u>
</span>Skeletal muscle is attached to bones or other body parts by fibrous CONNECTIVE tissue.
<span>This fibrous connective tissue is called tendons. Tendon or sinew connects the muscle to bone and is capable of withstanding tension. </span>
<span>Tendons are similar to ligament and fasciae; They all are made up of collagen. Ligaments join one bone to another bone, while fasciae join one muscle to other muscles.</span>
I’m gonna guess gene mutations is the answer
A, capillaries. They are the thinnest of the vessels, being only one cell thick. For reference, they are 5-10 μm thick while micro venules are 12-35 μm thick. The exchange takes place in the capillary bed.
