Where is dense irregular connective tissue found?

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Dense irregular connective tissue is characterized by randomly oriented and interwoven bundles of collagen. In the human body, this tissue is primarily found in the following locations:

  • The dermis of the skin1
  • The capsules of joints1

This arrangement of fibers allows the tissue to provide structural support and withstand stress from multiple directions.1