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Leona [35]
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These group of cells represent different ___

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Alex3 years ago
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In the image, these groups of cells perform the same function. The correct answer is "tissues in which similar cells function together". For instance, the cells from the bladder lining, collectively, have the ability to transform from stratified to squamous epithelium therefore accommodating the storage of urine. 
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