General Instruction Below are images of different varieties of connective tissue cells. Identify these cells and pecify the type/s of connective tissue where they are predominantly present. Key choices are rovided below. Write the LETTERS of the correct answer. arieties of Connective Tissue Cells A. fibroblast B. plasma cells C adipose cells D. mesenchymal cells E. osteocytes F. macrophages G. chondrocytes H. lymphocytes

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