A. Matching Types. Capital letter from the choices column 66. Form two trunks. _The lining of epithelium is simple squamous Also known as lymphatic capillaries. _Right lymphatic duct. Form dense networks in almost all tissues of the body. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. _Central lacteals. 72. Have thicker walls with similar layers to blood vessels. _The wall consists of collagenous, elastic fibers and few smooth muscles. 74. 73. _Located deeper farther away from the skin or mucous membranes. 75. _Cisterna chyle
A. Matching Types. Capital letter from the choices column 66. Form two trunks. _The lining of epithelium is simple squamous Also known as lymphatic capillaries. _Right lymphatic duct. Form dense networks in almost all tissues of the body. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. _Central lacteals. 72. Have thicker walls with similar layers to blood vessels. _The wall consists of collagenous, elastic fibers and few smooth muscles. 74. 73. _Located deeper farther away from the skin or mucous membranes. 75. _Cisterna chyle
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66.
67.
Form two trunks.
_The lining of epithelium is simple squamous.
Also known as lymphatic capillaries.
Right lymphatic duct.
CHOICES
A. Small-Sized Lymphatic Vessels
B. Medium-Sized Lymphatic Vessels
c. Large-Sized Lymphatic Vessels
68.
69.
70.
_Form dense networks in
almost all tissues of the
body.
71.
_Central lacteals.
72.
Have thicker walls with
similar layers to blood
vessels.
73.
_The wall consists of
collagenous, elastic
fibers and few smooth
muscles.
74.
_Located deeper
farther away from the
skin or mucous
membranes.
75.
Cisterna chyle
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