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Glandular epithelium is a modification of epithelial tissue in which a portion of tissue folds inward.

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Column-A(epithelial tissue)	Column-B(their location)
(i) Simple squamous	(A) Trachea epithelium
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(iv) Pseudostratified	(D) Sweat gland epithelium
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(i) Each fasciculus (or bundle of muscle fibres) is surrounded by an epithelial tissue covering called perimysium
(ii) Multi unit smooth muscles are present in ciliary and iris muscles in the eyes and muscles of the walls of large blood vessels.
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