Epithelium I
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Simple Cuboidal | Absorption and Secretion | Ovary, ducts of glands, tympanic membrane, tubules of kidney, thyroid follicles
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Simple Columnar | Absorption and Secretion | Lining of stomach and intestines, larger glands and ducts, inner ear
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Psuedostratified | Respiratory system, middle ear, part of male urethra
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Stratified Squamous | Protection | Mouth (non)
Vagina (non)
Esophagus (non)
Skin (ker)
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Stratified Cuboidal | Large Glands (SALIVARY GLAND)
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Stratified Columnar | Conjunctiva of eye
SUBMANDIBULAR GLAND
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Transitional | Elastic | Urinary system
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Simple Squamous | Diffusion | Endothelium, mesothelium, L or H/ Bowman's Capsule, Alveoli
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