Which of the following structures are the main locations of ionic bonds in the human body?
A)cartilage and bones
B)teeth and bones
C)ligaments and tendons
D)smooth and cardiac muscles
E)elastic and filamentous connective tissues

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Teeth and bones are primarily made up of calcium phosphate, which forms ionic bonds. Other structures listed either do not contain significant amounts of mineralized tissue, or are composed primarily of collagen, which forms covalent bonds.

Which of the Following Structures Are the Main Locations of Ionic