The Structure of the Gut Varies from Other Tubular Organs

question 81

Multiple Choice

The structure of the gut varies from other tubular organs in the following ways

• A) It has an outer layer of peritoneum
• B) The endothelium contains glands to secret mucus
• C) It has thicker muscle in different layers
• D) The middle layer is made of skeletal muscle

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