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A small organ that is positioned between the large and small intestine is called?
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∙ 12y ago
The gall bladder.
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Where is the ileocolic valve between?
Usually it is called the ileocecal valve. It separates the small intestine from the large intestine.
What is the Large intestine called?
The large intestine is called the colon, while enteron is a term for the intestine, both small and large.
Why is the large intestine called the large intestine when it is shorter than the small intestine?
The diameter of the large intestine is greater than that of the small intestine.
What are the similarities between the small intestine and the large intestine?
* Part of digestive system * intestines * absorb (small=nutrients large=water)
Why the large intestine is called 'large' intestin?
Its called the large intestinebecauseits thicker than the small intestine which isthinner
Why the large intestine is called the large intestine?
the small intestine is called so because of its thickness not length . therefore the large intestine is called so because it is fat.
Why is the large intestine called 'large'?
Length of the large intestine is only 50 inches. The length of the small intestine is about 20 feet. Still the former is called as large intestine. It is because the diameter of the intestine is very large as compared to small intestine.
What is it called when the small intestine gets sucked into the large intestine?
The small intestine doesn't usually get sucked into the large intestine, but parts of the small intestine can telescope into itself. This is called intussusception.
Where does the large intestine lead to in a frog?
It is called the duodenum.
Why is the large intestine called the garbage dump?
Feces is formed in the large intestine.
Are there another word for large intestines?
Colon is another word for the large intestine
What is the indigestible waste called that leaves the large intestine?
The indigestible waste that leaves the large intestine is called feces.
