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Integumentary System

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Outer layer of the skin   show
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inner layer of the skin   show
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show subcutaneous layer  
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pigment that provides skin color   show
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show basement membrane  
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show sebaceous glands  
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sweat gland that responds to elevated body temperature   show
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show apocrine gland  
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largest organ in the body by weight   show
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show integumentary system  
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the process of older cells hardening   show
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show stratum basale  
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show calluses  
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show melanocytes  
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show fingerprints  
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actively growing region of the nail   show
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show Vitamin D  
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outermost layer of the epidermis   show
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show eumelanin  
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show pheomelanin  
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muscle causing the hair follicle to stand on end   show
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small tube opening on the surface of the skin   show
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burn that only injures the epidermis   show
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show second degree  
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show third degree  
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