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    The presentation restored the speaker's memory of topics studied in elementary school about the skin, including that the epidermis is relatively waterproof and the different layers and functions of the skin. They remembered nerve endings, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and hair follicles are in the dermis. The presentation also taught an interesting theory about how vertebrate skin developed from amphibians to reptiles to avian and mammalian skin, and how hair evolved from feathers in the Mesozoic period.

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    The presentation restored the speaker's memory of topics studied in elementary school about the skin, including that the epidermis is relatively waterproof and the different layers and functions of the skin. They remembered nerve endings, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and hair follicles are in the dermis. The presentation also taught an interesting theory about how vertebrate skin developed from amphibians to reptiles to avian and mammalian skin, and how hair evolved from feathers in the Mesozoic period.

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    Bulirao - Skin Reflection Paper

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    The presentation restored the speaker's memory of topics studied in elementary school about the skin, including that the epidermis is relatively waterproof and the different layers and functions of the skin. They remembered nerve endings, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and hair follicles are in the dermis. The presentation also taught an interesting theory about how vertebrate skin developed from amphibians to reptiles to avian and mammalian skin, and how hair evolved from feathers in the Mesozoic period.

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    I learned a few new things from my classmate's presentation, and it restored my memory

    of some of the topics I studied in elementary school.

    I have learned from the presentation that the epidermis is relatively waterproof. It helped
    me recall the different layers of the skin, and it also reminded me of their different functions. I
    have also remembered that nerve endings, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and hair follicles
    can be found in the dermis.

    And I have also learned the theory, which I think is quite interesting, that vertebrate skin
    developed from amphibians, improved in reptiles, endured in avian and mammalian epidermis.
    And that the hair evolved from feathers in the Mesozoic period.

    Outline:

    1. information about the vertebrate skin


    ● Parts of the skin
    ● Function of the skin
    2. Evolution of the skin
    ● Skin development
    ● Feather and hair development
    ● Mechanism of feather buds
    ● Feather follicles
    ● Hair follicle development and regeneration
    3. Description, parts and functions of the different layers of the skin

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