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kodGreya [7K]
3 years ago
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Why are all of the organs in the alimentary canal important in digesting food? As food passes through each organ, different horm

ones are produce to help break it down so that our body can easily absorb nutrients. Each organ has the same role in digesting food but is necessary in order to efficiently break food. The human body needs a long time to digest food in order to be able to absorb nutrients.
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sashaice [31]3 years ago
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the first one

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eduard3 years ago
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First choice.
You can refer to any bio book to simply give you a brief summary for what each organ do and what juices each organ produce to digest what specific typr of material in your food.
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