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    Why Are the Tissues in Question 1 Particularly Low Contrast
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Why Are the Tissues in Question 1 Particularly Low Contrast

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Why are the tissues in question 1 particularly low contrast?


A) They tend to be lower in atomic number than other, more easily visualized tissues.
B) They tend to have less mass density than some other tissues.
C) They tend to lie deeper within body cavities.
D) a and b.
E) b and c.

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