Tissues forming the skin in vertebrates

State some of the tissues which form the skin in the vertebrates?

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The skin of the vertebrates is generally, made up of the epidermis, an external layer of the epithelial tissue, and dermis, a layer of connective tissue under the epidermis. One can also cite the hypodermis, a layer of adipose tissue under the dermis. Skin annexes can exist in some phyla and classes, such as hair, sebaceous glands and sweat glands.

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