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Mammary glands are classified as _______________ glands because they _______________ when releasing secretions.Group of answer choicesexocrine; do not use ductsendocrine; use ductsendocrine; do not use ductsexocrine; use ductstarget; do not use ducts

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Mammary glands are classified as _______________ glands because they _______________ when releasing secretions.Group of answer choicesexocrine; do not use ductsendocrine; use ductsendocrine; do not use ductsexocrine; use ductstarget; do not use ducts

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Mammary glands are classified as exocrine glands because they use ducts.

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