From the list of tissues in column B, identify the primary tissue that forms each of the structures in column A.Column A                                                                       Column B(1) epidermis                                         (a) dense irregular connective tissue                                                                                                                          (2) reticular layer of the dermis                                                                 (b) dense regular connective tissue(3) hypodermis                                                                   (c) areolar connective tissue(4) papillary layer of the dermis                                                                    (d) epithelial tissue(5) apocrine sweat glands                                                                     (e) adipose tissue(6) hair follicle(7) nails

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