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Mucous Membrane |
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This section of the book is from the "Lessons on Massage" book, by Margaret D. Palmer .
At all the apertures of the body the skin is directly continued into the mucous membrane, which lines all the cavities into which the apertures open. It consists of a deep layer of connective tissue and a superficial layer called the epithelium.
 
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