If you gently twist your earlobe, it does not remain distorted because it contains
A)collagenous fibres.
B)elastin fibres.
C)reticular fibres.
D)adipose tissue.
E)loose connective tissue.

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Elastin fibers give earlobes elasticity, allowing them to return to their original shape after being distorted. Collagenous fibers provide strength, while reticular fibers provide support for organs and structures. Adipose tissue and loose connective tissue are found in other areas of the body and do not play a significant role in the elasticity of earlobes.

If You Gently Twist Your Earlobe, It Does Not Remain