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Chapter 46, Problem 2A
The primary function of the large intestine is to concentrate wastes into solid form (feces) for release from the body. How does it accomplish this?
a. By adding additional cells from the mucosal layer
b. By absorbing water
c. By releasing salt
d. All of these are methods used by the large intestine.
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The primary function of the large intestine is to concentrate wastes into solid form (feces) for release from the body. How does it accomplish this?
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b. By absorbing water
c. By releasing salt
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