The Structure of the Esophagus Fits Its Function in That

question 13

Multiple Choice

The structure of the esophagus fits its function in that

• A) it can direct food to the lungs or stomach.
• B) it has smooth muscle for peristalsis.
• C) it is regulated by contractions in the pharynx.
• D) its length determines the volume of food an animal can ingest.

Recognize the significance of contingency factors in the design of organisations.

Understand the relationship between organisational size and its structure, and the concept of a simultaneous loose-tight structure.

Understand the characteristics and implications of different spans of control within organisations.

Identify and explain the mechanisms for integrating organisational subsystems and their effectiveness based on different organisational needs.

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