REVIEW QUESTIONS Matching type: _1. Holocrine gland 2. Panniculus adiposus 3. Cutis 4. Merocrine gland 5. Corium _6. Stratified layer 7. Mitotic layer _8. Apocrine gland 9. Cornified plates 10. Keratinized, epidermal invagination A. Skin B. Epidermis C. Dermis D. Subcutaneous tissue E. Hair follicle F. Nail bed G. Sweat gland H. Sebaceous gland I. Malphigian layer J. Arrector pili muscle K. Mammary gland

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