A technical term for fat is: A) cartilage B) epithelial tissue C) tendons D) adipose tissue

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A technical term for fat is:

A) cartilage
B) epithelial tissue
C) tendons
D) adipose tissue

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Adipose tissue :) I hope that helps and all please awnser one of my questions!

OncoEMRJohn answered Oct 3, 2024

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