. A civic biology : presented in problems. Biology; Sanitation. Different forms of tissue cells. <', bone making cells ; E, epi- thelial cells; F, fat cells; L, liver cells; M, muscle cell; i, invol- untary; r, voluntary; N, nerve cell; CB, cell body; , nerve fiber; , nerve endings ; 11', colorless blood Enlarged lengthwise section of the hydra, a very simple animal which shows slight division of labor. hn, base ; b, bud ; m, mouth; or. ovary; sp, spermary. is called physiological division of labor. As we have seen, the higher plants are made up of a vast number of cells


. A civic biology : presented in problems. Biology; Sanitation. Different forms of tissue cells. <', bone making cells ; E, epi- thelial cells; F, fat cells; L, liver cells; M, muscle cell; i, invol- untary; r, voluntary; N, nerve cell; CB, cell body; , nerve fiber; , nerve endings ; 11', colorless blood Enlarged lengthwise section of the hydra, a very simple animal which shows slight division of labor. hn, base ; b, bud ; m, mouth; or. ovary; sp, spermary. is called physiological division of labor. As we have seen, the higher plants are made up of a vast number of cells of many kinds. Collections of cells alike in structure and performing the same function we have called a tissue. Examples of animal tissues are the highly contractile cells set apart for movement, muscles; those which cover the body or line the inner parts of organs, the skin, or epithelium; the cells which form secretions or glands and the sensitive cells forming the nervous tissues. Frequently several tissues have cer-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Hunter, George W. (George William), 1873-1948. New York : American Book Company


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