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mixas84 [53]
3 years ago
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The table contains information about membranes and some of their structural components. Information is missing as indicated by t

he letters X, Y, and Z. Structures Found in Membranes Membrane Structural components X epidermis, dermis serous membrane Y Z loose connective tissue Which terms correctly complete the table? X - synovial membrane; Y - dura matter, pia matter; Z - meninges X - cutaneous membrane; Y - dura matter, pia matter; Z - synovial membrane X - cutaneous membrane; Y - parietal layer, visceral layer; Z - synovial membrane X - synovial membrane; Y -parietal layer, visceral layer; Z - meninges
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netineya [11]3 years ago
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Answer:

B

Explanation:Mucous membrane – membranes that line areas of the body that open to the outside, like the mouth or nose

Cutaneous membrane – membranes that cover the skin

Serous membrane – membranes that line the outsides of organs and most closed body cavities, which are liquid-filled spaces in the body that house organs

Synovial membrane – membranes that surround joints, which are places where bones meet and move

Pia and dura mater are types of meniges which are serous membranes.

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