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Arteries take blood from the heart and transport it to other parts of the body. They have a large amount of elastic tissue because the pressure of the blood flowing through the arteries is high.

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dense connective tissue, elastic


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Walls of large arteries?

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What type of tissue is found in the walls of the arteries that leave the heart but not in the large veins that enter the heart?

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Is pulmonary artery an elastic artery?

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What blood vessels have elastic quality?

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Is elastic cartilage tissue found on the walls of large arteries that leave the heart?

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contains large amount of matrixusually contains a large amount of matrix


Why do arteries need strong walls?

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