BIOLOGY (LL)
BIOLOGY (LL)
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Chapter 46.3, Problem 2CC
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The benefits of having gallbladder in an animal.

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Digestive system is composed of various type of digestive organs. In a regular diet, a person eats all type of nutrients. The nutrients are digested in the body and are evenly distributed to all body parts. In the digestive system, not all the metabolism is carried out at the same place or at the same time. There are different organs and metabolic pathways which help to digest different types of nutrients.

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