01 Unit 3 Fla... Esophagus (and trachea): Can you distinguish these two structures? Think about their functions and structural requirements, rigid vs. flexible. W What kind of epithelial tissue is present in trachea, and esophagus respectively? Enter your answer here BIX₂X² Trachea Trachea (left) and Esophagus (right) ID Esophagus

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