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Chapter 6 The Integumentary System

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Corium   true skin; another name for the dermis  
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Cuticle   outermost portion of the hair  
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Dermis   second layer of skin; also called the corium  
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Epidermis   top layer of skin  
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Hair   one of the main characteristics of mammals  
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Hair follicle   an epidermal tube surrounding an individual hair  
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Hypodermis   subcutaneous tissue  
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Keratin   a protein material  
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Keratinization   a process by which epidermal cells change shape, compostion and lose water as they move to the upper layers and become mainly protein and die  
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Lunula   the white crescent at the proximal end of each nail  
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Melanocytes   cells responsible for producing melanin  
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Melanin   pigment responsible for variation in skin color  
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Nail bed   area from which the nail grows  
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Nail body   visible part of the nail  
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Nail root   the part of the nail body attached to the nail bed  
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Root   the lowermost portion of a hair found in the hair follicle  
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Sebaceous glands   glands that secrete sebum  
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Sebum   oily substance that lubricates the skin’s surface  
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Shaft   visible portion of the hair  
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Stratum corneum   outermost layer of epidermis, consisting of dead cells  
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Stratum germinativum   regenerative layer of epidermis, lowermost layer  
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Sweat glands   simple tubular glands fund in most parts of the body that secrete sweat  
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