er of passage of food through the gut?   Question 16 options:   oropharynx > epiglottis > jejunum > ileocecal valve > anal sphincter   esophagus > duodenum > ilium > ascending colon > anal sphincter   oral cavity > cardiac sphincter > pyloric sphincter > ileocecal valve > anus   epiglottis > stomach > jejunum > sigmoid colon > anus   lips > cardiac sphincter > pylori

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