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1 Fillin the blanks with appropriate directional terms for Figure 1.13. a. The gallbladder is Duptragm -Fakcifom igamert to the liver. b. The iver is Right lobe of liver- -Let iobe of ver -Stomach to the pancreas. C. The right lobe of the iver is Panoreas to the left lobe. Galbisdder no 1.13 Lver, galbladdec and pancreas 2 Fill in the blanks with appropriate directional terms for Figure 1.14. a. The lumen is to the lamina propria. b. The muscularis mucosae are to the lamina propria. C. The serosa is Lumen Muscularis mucosae to the muscularis externa. Mucosa Lamina propria Musculans etema Serosa

1 Fillin the blanks with appropriate directional terms for Figure 1.13. a. The gallbladder is Duptragm -Fakcifom igamert to the liver. b. The iver is Right lobe of liver- -Let iobe of ver -Stomach to the pancreas. C. The right lobe of the iver is Panoreas to the left lobe. Galbisdder no 1.13 Lver, galbladdec and pancreas 2 Fill in the blanks with appropriate directional terms for Figure 1.14. a. The lumen is to the lamina propria. b. The muscularis mucosae are to the lamina propria. C. The serosa is Lumen Muscularis mucosae to the muscularis externa. Mucosa Lamina propria Musculans etema Serosa

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter47: Animal Nutrition

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