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Following are the three major layer in these organ ;
- Epidermis ,(This would be the outer part of the layers.)
- Dermis ( The middle one among the three layer )
- Hypodermis ( which is the innermost one, that connects to the muscular region )
Following are the type of tissues that are involved in the above mentioned layer;
- The first mentioned layer which is the top most part is made of tissue which is referred as stratified squmous epithelial tissue.
- The middle one is actually made up of irregular fibrous connective tissue which is more denser one.
- And the innermost one is significantly made of adipose tissue and it also contain some connective tissues.
These are the different layers and its appropriate types of tissue involved in it.
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