This tissue is very thin and pliable, and will adapt if left in a shortened position for long periods often significantly affecting posture. This tissue is constructed of collagen and elastin fibers in a pattern that make it slightly pliable for absorbing joint stress and limiting movement in joints.

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Maleah Mathis

Biology

23 October, 09:10

This tissue is very thin and pliable, and will adapt if left in a shortened position for long periods often significantly affecting posture. This tissue is constructed of collagen and elastin fibers in a pattern that make it slightly pliable for absorbing joint stress and limiting movement in joints.

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Judith Kent · Answer 1

Skeletal tissue

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This tissue is very thin and pliable, and will adapt if left in a shortened position for long periods often significantly affecting posture. Fascia This tissue is constructed of collagen and elastin fibers in a pattern that make it slightly pliable for absorbing joint stress and limiting movement in joints. Ligament.

Fascia separates muscles and other internal organs. It is located just under the the skin.

Ligament is a tough fibrous connective tissue that joins bones to bone.