Cartilage and bone are types of (a) muscular tissue (b) connective tissue (c) meristematic tissue (d) epithelial tissue
Option B. Cartilage has widely spaced cells and interspersed in the matrix made of proteins and sugars. It covers the ends of bones at the joint. Bone is made of cells that are embedded in a hard, rigid, compact matrix. It forms the framework of the body. Connective tissue is composed of fibers, ground substance, and cells. Bone and cartilage are examples of connective tissue that provides mechanical support and framework to the body.
