4. a. Identify this tissue type: b. Where in the body is this found: c. Identify the structure: c. d. Identify the structure: d.

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Q: 12. Identify the orange highlighted viscera that the arrow is pointing to 13. What body organ system…

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Q: 1. Why the cutaneous membrane (skin) is classified as an organ?

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Q: #3  Name and give the functions of the four basic types of tissues in the body.

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Q: 6. The study of anatomy focuses on how bodily structures function. Decide between a) False and b)…

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Q: 7. Describe the following imaginary planes. a. Sagittal plane b. Midsagittal plane c. Coronal plane…

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