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Intestinal lining


simple columnar epithelium


Mammary gland type


compound exocrine


Tendons connection


muscle to bone


Bones with air spaces


Pneumatic bones


Squamous epithelial cells are described as:


flat

, Lipid-storing connective tissue


Adipose


Dense


Tendons and ligaments are examples of what type of connective tissue.


Cartilage cells


Chondrocytes


Growth plate location


metaphysis


Pelvis bone type


Flat bone

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