At a Suture,bones are Tied Firmly Together With

Question

At a suture,bones are tied firmly together with
A)neural tissue.
B)muscle tissue.
C)loose fibrous connective tissue.
D)dense fibrous connective tissue.
E)epithelial tissue.

Accepted Answer

At a suture, bones are tied firmly together with dense fibrous connective tissue, which forms the joint between the bones. This type of connective tissue is tough and flexible, allowing the bones to move slightly without becoming separated. It also provides support and protection for the underlying structures. The other options listed (neural tissue, muscle tissue, loose fibrous connective tissue, and epithelial tissue) do not form sutures between bones.