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A biopsy of a small, yellow-orange papulonodule on the eyelid will probably show:

1. endothelial swelling and an infiltrate rich in plasma cells
2. lipid-laden cells
3. mature sebaceous glands
4. fragmented, calcified elastic tissue

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Final answer:

Biopsy of small, yellow-orange papulonodule indicates mature sebaceous glands.


Explanation:

Option 3: Mature sebaceous glands are likely to be found in a biopsy of a small, yellow-orange papulonodule on the eyelid due to the description of the lesion and the histological characteristics of Meibomian glands.


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