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Comparative Digestive System — Flashcards

Comparative Digestive System — Flashcards

Comparative Digestive System — Flashcards
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#1

_____ is a continuous process by which a tooth moves from its crypt in the jaw bone to its position of occlusion in the mouth.

#2

The pylorus of the stomach consists of mainly _____-secreting glands.

#3

The hindgut develops into structures from the _____ to the anal canal above the pectinate line

#4

_____ part of the tongue (root/base) is derived from the mesoderm of the 2nd, 3rd, and part of the 4th pharyngeal arches

#5

_____ visceral afferent fibres of the facial nerve carry taste from anterior 2/3rd tongue

Hint: General/Special

#6

The liver grows in the _____ mesogastrium

#7

All three parts of the small intestine contain _____ and microvilli, which increase absorptive surface area

Comparative Digestive System Flashcards for NEET-PG

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