Which two body parts are composed of tissue that is made up of epithelial cells working together? ☐A. Skin ☐ B. Glands C. Brain

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Which two body parts are composed of tissue that is made up of epithelial cells working together? ☐A. Skin ☐ B. Glands C. Brain | D. Bones

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Which two body parts are composed of tissue that is made up of epithelial cells working together? ☐A. Skin ☐ B. Glands C. Brain | D. Bones

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Skin and glands

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