Match each numbered item with the most closely related lettereditem.1. circular folds2. falciform ligament3. pyloric sphincter4. haustra5. peristalsis6. simple columnar7. muscularis8. stratified squamous9. Peyer patches10. submucosaa. typically contains two layers ofsmooth muscleb. epithelium lining small intestinec. contains dense irregularconnective tissue and bloodvesselsd. lymphatic nodules in wall ofileume. attaches liver to anteriorabdominal wallf. restricts chyme entry into smallintestineg. epithelium lining the esophagush. sacs of large intestine walli. increase surface area of smallintestinej. process to propel digestedmaterials through thegastrointestinal tract

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