Human brown skin
Type of tissue: Dense irregular connective tissue
Function: Helps protect the deeper layers of the skin
from the harmful effects of the sun
Location: Thick layer of Stratified squamous
epithelium
Fibrocartilage
Type of tissue: Fibrous connective tissue
Function: Provides the tough material of the
intervertebral discs
Location: Found in the pubic symphysis, the annulus
fibrosus of intervertebral discs, menisci, and the
temporal mandibular joint.
Blood smear
Type of tissue: Connective Tissue
Function: Looks at the appearance, number, and
shape of your red and white blood cells and platelets
to see whether they are normal.
Blood smear can also detect parasites in your blood.
Location: Vein in your arm
Ciliated epithelium
Type of tissue: Simple columnar epithelial tissue
Function:  Provides the propelling force for the
transport of mucus along the airways.
Location: Mainly in the tracheal and bronchial
regions of the pulmonary system and also in the
fallopian tubes of the female reproductive system.
CAPILLARY SECTION
Type of tissue: thin layer of endothelium and
connective tissue
Function: Capillaries transfer materials between
blood and tissue cells
Location: They are located in the intestines, kidneys,
and endocrine glands
Human bone decalcified
Type of tissue: Dense fibrous connective tissue
Function: Removal of calcium ions from the bone
through a histological process, thereby, making the
bone flexible and easy for pathological investigation. 
Location: Acidophlic bone surrounds fatty marrow
Areolar tissue
Type of tissue: Loose connective tissue 
Function: Provides support and helps to protect
organs, muscles, and many other tissues.
Location: Located directly beneath the epidermis of
the skin.
Adipose
Type of tissue: Connective tissue 
Function: Regulates energy supply and demand
through hunger and satiety (feeling full) signals
Location: Found under your skin (subcutaneous fat),
between your internal organs (visceral fat) and even
in the inner cavities of bones (bone marrow adipose
tissue)
ARTERY MEDIUM CS Aorta Section

Type of tissue: Medium-sized muscular or
distributing arteries collect blood from elastic
arteries
Function: Carry blood away from the heart
Type of tissue: Aorta is an elastic artery with a thick
tunica intima and endothelium
Function: Carries blood away from your heart to the
rest of your body.

Location: Arteries are present in all bodily parts Location: Arch-shaped aorta rises from the heart's
except hairs, nails, epidermis, cartilages, and corneas. left ventricle

Human adrenal gland

Type of tissue: Glandular tissue and an inner medulla

of nervous tissue.

Function: Produce hormones that help regulate your

metabolism, immune system, blood pressure,
response to stress and other essential functions.

Location: Located on top of both kidneys

AREOLAR FIBRO ELASTIC TISSUE

Type of tissue: Areolar connective tissue surrounds

and links organs.

Function: This tissue feeds cells and cushions organs

Location: Beneath the epidermis of the skin

AREOLAR TISSUE W M

Type of tissue: Areolar connective tissue

Function: Supports and protects organs, muscles, and

other tissues

Location: found underneath the dermis layer of the

skin

ARTERY C.S
Type of tissue: Arteries and veins often exist in pairs,
with one carrying blood to an organ and the other
returning it to the heart.

Function: Carry blood away from the heart

Location: Arteries are present in all bodily parts
except hairs, nails, epidermis, cartilages, and corneas.

CARDIAC STOMACH MAMMAL

Type of tissue: The stomach's closest part to the

esophagus

Function: The esophagus is protected from stomach

contents by a valve near the cardia

Location: Stomach