LAB MANUAL FOR HUMAN A&P MAIN VERSION
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ISBN: 9781266871016
Author: Martin
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 8, Problem 2PL
The cells with a flat shape are named
- stratified.
- cuboidal.
- columnar.
- squamous.
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LAB MANUAL FOR HUMAN A&P MAIN VERSION
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