Teacher Class Date Copyright Â© McDougal Littell Inc. 24 L ESSON P LANS CHAPTER 3 Lesson Placement of Phrases Pages 78â79 6 Lesson 6 Objectives To recognize correct and incorrect placements of phrases insentencesTo place phrases correctly in sentences Teach Warm-Up ___ Test Preparation Daily Test Prep. p.
Widely distributed in the embryo as a loose connective tissue, mucoid tissue is composed of large stellate fibroblasts in an abundant intercellular substance, which is homogeneous and soft. In the umbilical cord (Plates 51 and 261), it is known as Wharton's jelly.
Connective tissue is classified as connective tissue proper, osseous tissue, and cartilaginous tissue, depending on the composition of the cells and the type, properties, and orientation of intercellular structures. Connective tissue proper may be irregularly or regularly arranged. Irregularly arranged connective tissue with fibers that are irregularly interwoven may be loose (areolar) or dense. An example of loose connective tissue is subcutaneous tissue, as well as connective tissue, which fills the spaces between organs and accompanies blood vessels. An example of dense connective tissue is the corium, or connective-tissue base of the skin.