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epidermis
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dermis
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papillary
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reticular
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subcutaneous (hypodermis)
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hair shaft
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pore of sweat gland duct
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tactile corpuscle
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sebaceous gland
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arrector pili muscle
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lamellated corpuscle
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sweat gland duct
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hair follicle
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nerve fiber
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sweat gland
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cutaneous plexus
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artery
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vein
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fat
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