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Applying Different Epithelial Tissues to Their Locations Identify each tissue type pictured. Then click and drag each label to the tissue type for which it describes. Lines the lumen of the esophagus Lines the lumen of the trachea Lines the small tubules of the kidneys Lines the alveoli of the lungs
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your book—look for patterns, not perfection. Use your textbook to fill in the rest of the table (locations where the tissue is found in the body & functions). Type & Location simple squamous epithelium slide #: 2 (frog skin), 39 (capillary) location: stratified squamous epithelium slide #: 6 (nonkeratinized), 17 (keratinized, skin), 18 (pigmented skin) location: simple cuboidal epithelium slide #: 3(kidney), 35 (liver), 42 (kidney) location: stratified cuboidal epithelium slide #: 17/18 (skin—sweat glands in dermis) location: simple columnar epithelium slide #: 4, 32 (intestine), 33 (colon) location: pseudostratified columnar epithelium slide #: 5 (trachea) location: transitional epithelium slide #: 7 location:
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Match each type of epithelium with its location within the body. Match each key term to the appropriate description. Make certain each sentence is complete before submitting your answer:
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