The Muscular Layer of the Large Intestine Differs from That

question 76

Multiple Choice

The muscular layer of the large intestine differs from that of other intestinal regions because the longitudinal layer has been reduced to the thin muscular bands of the ________.

• A) omental appendices
• B) haustra
• C) rugae
• D) teniae coli
• E) circular folds

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