Choose the answer below that best describes the difference between a carcinoma and a sarcoma

A. A carcinoma is a malignant tumor; a sarcoma is usually benign.
B. A carcinoma arises from surface, glandular, or parenchymal epithelial tissues; a sarcoma arises from other primary tissues.
C. A carcinoma occurs only in solid tissues; a sarcoma is restricted to bodily fluids and blood-forming tissues.
D. A carcinoma exhibits different growth behavior from a sarcoma.


B

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