Anatomically, the of the stomachmost closely resemble the of thesmall intestine.a. gastric pits, intestinal cryptsb. pyloric glands, intestinal cryptsc. rugae, aggregated lymphoid nodulesd. parietal cells, goblet cellse. gastric glands, duodenal glands

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