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Softer version of the hard bone found in nose and ears?

the softer version of the hard bone found in the nose and ears is call cartilege, but this soft bone can also be found in the nose


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

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


Why aren't the ears or the nose on the skull?

Because the skull is made of bone/calcium while the ears and nose are made of cartilage. It takes longer for bones to degrade and turn into dust. With the nose and ears, there are no bones involved so degradation occurs in a more rapid timeline.


Do humans have nose bones?

No, you don't have a nose bone. The hard surface you feel on your nose is cartilage, a kind of soft tissue. There are also cartilage on your ear. If your nose was made of bone, then you wouldn't be able to move it, same with your ears.


What is the human nose composed of?

The human nose is composed of bone, soft tissue, and cartilage.


What flexible connective tissue makes up our nose and ears?

Elastic cartilage forms the outer ear and hyaline cartilage forms the tip of the nose. The elastic cartilage bends easier while the hyaline cartilage is firmer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL_vdJ_uzUY


What is the fraction of the cartilage?

Cartilage is the soft bone in i.e. your ears and nose. A break in this bone is a fraction.


What is the soft part of the nose?

The soft part of the nose is called the nasal septum, which is the wall separating the nostrils. It is made up of cartilage and tissue, giving it a flexible and pliable texture.


What cartilage can you easily touch and feel?

Two easily palpable cartilages are the soft tip of your nose and the external ears.


Which is the name of the soft tissue found inside bones which makes red blood cells?

Marrow it the soft tissue inside some of the bones


What is the soft living tissue found inside bones?

"marrow"


How long do you have to lick your nose for it to dissolve?

at least a couple of years so keep you tongue away from you nose if i were you!