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Tissues & HistologyPractice Lab QuizPress the down arrow key to get the answer and to go to next F5 to StartPortland Community CollegeBI 231 Identify the tissue type and its Squamous Epithelium diffusion and Filtration Secretes lubricating substances in serosaeIdentify the structure MuscleMultiplePeripherally Located NucleiIdentify the structure Cell Body Identify the structure Bone (Osseous Tissue)Central CanalIdentify the tissue type and a location where it is Cartilage External Ear EpiglottisIdentify the structure Squamous Epithelium:Basement MembraneIdentify the tissue type and its Cuboidal Epithelium Secretion AbsorptionIdentify the structure Cuboidal EpitheliumBasement MembraneIdentify the tissue type and a location where it is Cuboidal Epithelium Kidney tubules Ovary Surface Ducts and secretory portions of small glandsIdentify the tissue type and a location where it is Squamous Epithelium Kidney glomeruli Air sacs of lungs Serosae Lining of heart, blood vessels and lymphatic vesselsIdentify the structure Bone (Osseous Tissue)Interstitial LamellaeIdentify the st

•Diffusion and Filtration •Secretes lubricating substances in serosae. ... • Basement membrane of mucous membranes •Surrounding blood vessels Blood Vessel. ... •Contracts to propel blood through the circulatory system. Identify the tissue type and its function.

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