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By: Shelby Sanko, Heidi Zapotocky, Nicole Buehrle, Jenna Gombeda, and Kayla Samec

1.Simple 2.Stratified 3.Pseudostratified 4.Transitional 5.Glandular

Simple = 1 layer 3 Types Squamous = flat Cuboidal = square Columnar = column (rectangular)

Diffusion, filtration Found in air sacs of lungs

Secretion and absorption Found in kidneys, ducts and ovaries

Secretion and absorption Found in digestive tract and uterus Contains goblet cells

Secretes mucus

Stratified = Multiple layers 2 Types: Squamous = flat Cuboidal = square

Protection Found in skin and mouth

Absorption and secretion Found in ducts

Contains goblet cells and cilia Found in air passages and reproductive system

Stretchable Found in bladder

Exocrine glands Exits the body Secretes substances Endocrine glands Enters the blood stream

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