1. Take note if there are any cell surface specializations (cilia or stereocilia) 2. Take note of landmarks or structures that would help you identify the kind of tissue Identify: Lining epithelium (pointed) Organ Lining epithelium Organ Lining epithelium Organ Lining epithelium Identify specialization pointed Organ
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