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Is flexible a true of cartilage?

It is flexible


What flexible connective tissue that makes up our nose and ears?

Cartilage is the tissue that makes the tip of your nose flexible


Why is there cartilage in ligaments?

Ligaments are present in the joints of the bones.As joints ought to show free movement the substance by which they are made of should be flexible and ellastic. Bones are not elastic and flexible but cartilage is elastic and flexible..hence cartilage is present in ligaments. Ligaments are present in the joints of the bones.As joints ought to show free movement the substance by which they are made of should be flexible and ellastic. Bones are not elastic and flexible but cartilage is elastic and flexible..hence cartilage is present in ligaments.


Is cartilage less flexible than bone?

No, it is not. Bone is strong but it doesn't bend easily. Cartilage is more flexible.


What is an antonym for cartilage?

The opposite of Cartilage Are Ligaments because the cartilage is more flexible than bone.


Cartilage stands for?

Cartilage is a flexible tissue in the bod. The tip of the nose and ear lobe are cartilage.


Tough flexible tissue?

cartilage


Which of these terms best defines cartilage?

Which of these terms best defines cartilage


Which cartilage is most springy and flexible?

The cartilage that is most springy and flexible is the elastic type. Other types of cartilage include hyaline (most abundant type) and fibrocartilage.


What is the flexible tissue that support your nose?

Cartilage is the flexible tissue that supports your nose.


Flexible connective tissue at joints?

cartilage


What skeletal material that is strong but flexible?

Cartilage

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