Tissue Description (color, texture, etc.) Tissue it attaches to Skin Fat Muscles Tendon Ligament Cartilage

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asked Mar 3, 2018 121k views

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Tissue Description (color, texture, etc.) Tissue it attaches to

Skin

Fat

Muscles

Tendon

Ligament

Cartilage

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muscles.

your tissue is attached to a dermis which is basically your muscle and bone so muscles is the answer

MeesterMarcus answered Mar 10, 2018

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