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(a)
To label: The structures of the small and large intestines in the given figure.
Introduction: The
(b)
To label: The structures of the large intestine in the given figure.
Introduction: The alimentary canal is a long tube-like structure that starts from the mouth, where the food is ingested, and ends at the anus, where the solid waste is excreted.
(c)
To label: The section of the anal canal in the given figure.
Introduction: The mouth or the buccal cavity is the region where the first phase of digestion occurs to form the bolus. After digestion, absorption, and assimilation, the undigested food is called feces and it is excreted through the anus.
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