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Chapter 19, Problem 5MC
The tarsal glands secrete
| a. | a high-salt fluid to prevent endolymph from becoming perilymph. |
| b. | a low-protein product into the aqueous humor. |
| c. | a lipid-rich product that prevents the eyelids from sticking together. |
| d. | a mucus-rich product that maintains the moistness of the olfactory cilia. |
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