Which of the following tissues is specialized for contraction and motion? -connective tissue -nervous tissue -epithelial tissue -muscle tissue

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Which of the following tissues is specialized for contraction and motion?

-connective tissue
-nervous tissue
-epithelial tissue
-muscle tissue

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4th-muscle tissue

Its the 4th one

Hardik Amal answered Jun 13, 2022

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