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It's basically a layer or layers of tissue covering most of the body's "canals" like the stomach, intestine, blood vessels, etc. Some serosa secrete mucus-like substances like in the case of the stomach and intestine which reduces friction when foods are passing in. However, some serosa ang muscular, meaning, they contract, most of the time, involuntarily. Some serosa are also epithelial in nature. These are usually found covering lining the outermost layer.

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to lubricate the movements of the digestive tract within the abdominal cavity

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Acts as a protective barrier and helps aid of nourishment

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Q: What is the function of the serous gland?
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