Why do we consider blood as a connective tissue?

What do we consider blood as a connective tissue ?

Areolar connective tissue joins

An embryonic connective tissue is

Which of the following is not a connective tissue ?

[A] : Cartilage (Protein matrix) and Bone (Calcium matrix) are rigid connective tissue. [R]: Blood is a connective tissue in which plasma is the matrix.

The major constituent of connective tissue is-

[A] : Lymphocytes arise from bone marrow and present in the blood, lymph and connective tissues. [R]: Lymphocytes migrate to thymus. where they develop into T cells and begin to mature.

Each nerve fibre in a nerve is surrounded by a layer of connective tissue , known as