Levels Of Organisation 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyCellular processes and structureASOther Created by: sam_pegg99Created on: 02-11-16 19:30 What is Epithelial Tissue? A tissue which forms a continuous layer, covering internal or external surfaces in the body (such as organs). 1 of 14 What is the main feature of Epithelia? They have no blood vessels but may have nerve endings. 2 of 14 What is cuboidal epithelium and where is it commonly found? Epithelia cells which are cubed in shape and form a one cell thick tissue occurring in the kidney tubule and the ducts of salivary glands. 3 of 14 What is the difference between cuboidal and columnar epithelium? Columnar epithelium have elongated cells compared to the cuboid shape of cuboidal epithelia. 4 of 14 What is squamous epithelium? Flattened cells on a basement membrane. 5 of 14 Where is columnar epithelium found? On the lining of tubes which substances move through such as trencher and the oviduct (fallopian tube)> 6 of 14 What walls do the squamous epithelium form? The walls of the alveoli. 7 of 14 Where is skeletal muscle found? Attached to bones. 8 of 14 What does skeletal muscle do? Generate locomotion is mammals. 9 of 14 Where is smooth muscle found? They occur in the skin, in the walls of blood vessels and in the digestive and respiratory tract. 10 of 14 How does smooth muscle contract? Rhythmically, but less powerfully than skeletal muscle. 11 of 14 What is cardiac muscle? The muscle the heart is composed of. 12 of 14 How does cardiac muscle contract. Rhythmically, but can changed its pattern and rate of contraction. 13 of 14 What is connective tissue? A tissue which supports, separates and connects other tissues and organs. 14 of 14
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