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glands are a form of epithelial tissue that secretes substances through a duct.
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The body temperature of an changes to match the temperature of the external environment.
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A calcium phosphate matrix is characteristic of _, a specialized connective tissue.
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The extracellular matrix in dense connective tissue contains large amounts of calcium, which causes the tissue to harden and become solid.
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