8. 6 11. (b) Photomicrograph (1000x). (c) Photomicrograph (400×). 12. (d) Photomicrograph (400x). 15. 16. (e) Photomicrograph (400x). FIGURE 4.9 (continued) 4. Tissue: 5. Cell: 5. 6. Cell: 6. 4 7. 7. Structure: 8. Tissue: 9. Structure: 10. 10. Cell: y elec 11. Tissue: 12. Fiber: 13. 14. 13. Space: 14. Cell: 15. Tissue: 17. 18. 16. Structure: 17. Cell: 18. Structure: 2010 0162 Swar LAB EXERCISE 4 Histology 119

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