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Match the organ/structure to its embryological tissue. Liver [选择] Skin [选择] Blood [选择] Melanin [选择] Small Intestine [选择] Heart [选择]

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Match the organ/structure to its embryological tissue.
Liver
[选择]
Skin
[选择]
Blood
[选择]
Melanin
[选择]
Small Intestine
[选择]
Heart
[选择]
e organ/structure to its embryological
v[选择]
Ectoderm
Endoderm
Mesoderm

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