The correct answer is : Perimysium surrounds groups of muscle fibers, separating them into fascicles.
The connective tissue surrounding muscle bundles is known as perimysium, while the connective tissue surrounding muscle fibers is known as endomysium. Both kinds of connective tissue give muscles structural support.
The perimysium is the name for the fibrous sheaths that cover the fascicles (peri is greek for around). The perimysium is home to nerves, lymphatics, and blood vessels. The loose connective tissue that surrounds each muscle fiber is home to capillaries and nerve fibers.
The perimysium, which frequently contained blood arteries and nerves, held the bundles of muscle fibers together.
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