The subcutaneous layer is primarily composed of which tissue?
a.Cartilage
b.Bone tissue
c.Adipose (fat) tissue
d.Muscle tissue
Explanation
The subcutaneous (subcutis) layer is mostly adipose (fat) and connective tissue that cushions and insulates the body.
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