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Question 1pts Match the layers of the integumentary system to their depth, going from most superficial to deepest. stratum basale [Choose] Choose 1st layer from the surface stratum spinosum [Choose] Choose 2nd layer from the surface stratum granulosum [Choose] Choose 3rd layer from the surface stratum corneum [Choose] Choose 4th layer from the surface (lowest level of epidermis) reticular dermis [Choose] Choose 5th layer from the surface (uppermost dermal layer) papillary dermis [Choose] Choose 6th layer from the surface (lowest dermal layer) hypodermis [Choose] Choose 7th layer from the surface (just above skeletal muscle)

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Question 1pts Match the layers of the integumentary system to their depth, going from most superficial to deepest. stratum basale [Choose] Choose 1st layer from the surface stratum spinosum [Choose] Choose 2nd layer from the surface stratum granulosum [Choose] Choose 3rd layer from the surface stratum corneum [Choose] Choose 4th layer from the surface (lowest level of epidermis) reticular dermis [Choose] Choose 5th layer from the surface (uppermost dermal layer) papillary dermis [Choose] Choose 6th layer from the surface (lowest dermal layer) hypodermis [Choose] Choose 7th layer from the surface (just above skeletal muscle)
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Question 1pts Match the layers of the integumentary system to their depth, going from most superficial to deepest. stratum basale [Choose] Choose 1st layer from the surface stratum spinosum [Choose] Choose 2nd layer from the surface stratum granulosum [Choose] Choose 3rd layer from the surface stratum corneum [Choose] Choose 4th layer from the surface (lowest level of epidermis) reticular dermis [Choose] Choose 5th layer from the surface (uppermost dermal layer) papillary dermis [Choose] Choose 6th layer from the surface (lowest dermal layer) hypodermis [Choose] Choose 7th layer from the surface (just above skeletal muscle)
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SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11