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Which kind of tissue lines the inside of hollow organs?
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Which kind of tissue lines the inside of hollow organs?
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A group of cells that function together to perform a special activity is known as a tissue. Epithelial tissues are the tissues that lines inside of hollow organs.
Epithelial tissues covers body surfaces; lines the body cavities and hollow organs.
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