Dermis

Cavities can form in the dermis of the tooth if proper oral hygiene is not maintained.

The dermis contains hair follicles and sweat glands.

The dermis of the butterfly is beautifully patterned with vibrant colors.

The entomologist carefully examined the dermis of the beetle under a microscope.

The dermis of the ant provides structural support for its body.

The delicate dermis of the dragonfly allows it to move swiftly through the air.

The dermis of the grasshopper is thin and flexible, enabling it to jump great distances.

The entomology student studied the dermis of various insects to understand their adaptations.

The dermis provides structural support and elasticity to the skin.

The development of the dermis is crucial for the formation of sweat glands.

During embryonic development, the dermis forms from mesenchymal cells.

The dermis houses sensory receptors that detect touch, pressure, and pain.

The dermis undergoes constant renewal through the production of new skin cells.

The dermis contains hair follicles that give rise to hair growth.