Select all that apply Identify locations of serous membranes. Lining cavities that are open to the exterior of the body (respiratory tract, digestive tract, etc.). Surface of the skin. O Lining the trunk cavities. O Lining synovial joints. O Covering organs within trunk cavities.

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