Textus conexivus
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Textus conexivus[1] vel textus con(n)ectivus est textus animalis, qui varia membra et viscera corporis fulcit et contingit et seiungit, unus ex quattuor principalibus textibus animalium, quorum alii sunt epithelium et musculus et nervus.[2] Passim invenitur in corpore praeter in systemate nervoso centrali.[3]
| Textus conectivus | ||
|---|---|---|
| Cognitores | ||
| TH | H2.00.03.0.00001 | |
| Anatomia | ||
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| Textus connectivus (caerulee) epithelio (purpuree) circumcingens | ||
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