A Highly Branched Gland Whose Walls Do Not Balloon into Spherical

question 70

Multiple Choice

A highly branched gland whose walls do not balloon into spherical sacs is called

• A) compound alveolar.
• B) compound tubular.
• C) compound tubuloalveolar.
• D) simple branched alveolar.

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