Question

question 42
2 points
connective tissue fibers that are tough, white course fibers that have great strength and little elasticity are referred to as:
a reticular fibers
b collagen fibers
c adipose fibers
d elastic fibers

Explanation:

• Reticular fibers: Fine, branching, form networks, not tough white fibers.
• Collagen fibers: White, tough, strong (e.g., in tendons), low elasticity.
• Adipose: Not fibers, but fat - storing cells.
• Elastic fibers: Yellow, stretchy (e.g., in lungs), not described as tough white with little elasticity.

Answer:

B. collagen fibers