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Q: Explain Microscopic structure of the small-intestine wall demonstrates increased surface area?

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Q: Describe the different types of invertebrate digestive systems.

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Q: Name the valve that prevents regurgitation of food from the small intestine back into the stomach.

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Q: Discuss in detail the digestive system of frog?

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