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arlik [135]
4 years ago
9

Which characteristic of epithelial tissues would you expect to find in a duct that is subject to a high degree of pressure (such

as the male urethra)?
a) Cuboidal shape
b) Simple layering
c) Pseudostratified layering
d) Stratified layering
Biology
1 answer:
Eduardwww [97]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

d) Stratified layering

Explanation:

The wall of the ducts is formed by a lining epithelium that forms a small tube with a central lumen.  The epithelium that forms the duct is initially of the simple cubic type. If the gland is small and the duct is short, it maintains this structure throughout its course, subjected to a high degree of pressure.

These ducts have from more complex glands the duct epithelium ends up becoming simple prismatic and may even become stratified. In this case, the tissues have stratified layering

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