No lengthy answers as this is grade 11 work A. For each ofthe followingstructures,describe INDETAIL howthe structureallows for itsfunction inyour own wordS...( 1x4=4 )1.Epiglottis2.Esophagus3.Stomach4.Small intestine

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A. For each of
the following
structures,
describe IN
DETAIL how
the structure
allows for its
function in
your own word
S...
( 1x4=4 )
1.Epiglottis
2.Esophagus
3.Stomach
4.Small intestine

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