Why do blood vessles and nerves travel in connective tissues

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1. Why do blood vessles and nerves travel in connective tissues and not between the cells of epithelial membranes?

2. How can genetic characteristics associated with nonreproductive activities such as feeding affected by natural selection?

3. A group of organisms that have exactly the same genes are called what?

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