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The connective tissue wrappings surrounding a mammalian brain are collectively called
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The connective tissue wrappings surrounding a mammalian brain are collectively called

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The connective tissues of mammalian brain is called the meninges. There are three layers of this tissue. The outer layer is called the dura mater. The arachnoid is the middle layer and the pia mater is the inner layer of it.
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