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Every tissue is defined by the type of

Every tissue is defined by the type of

a. organ it is in.
b. organ system it is a part of.
c. organism that possesses it.
d. cells that make it up.
e. more than one of these

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Which of the following is NOT one of the four
main types of tissues found in all vertebrate
bodies?

a. epithelial
b. connective
c. muscle
d. nervous
e. blood

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Thanks for your help!!! Correct all the way through

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