What are 2 tissues that make up the digestive system?

Answer 1

Well, first of all, there are your mouth and teeth, which help to chew the food and grind it up into small pieces. It then goes into your esophagus, down your throat, and passes into the stomach, where it is compressed into smaller pieces. Later, it is transferred into the small intestine, then the large intestine, and out. So, to answer your question, the main organs are the mouth/teeth, the esophagus, the stomach, and the large and small intestine.

Answer 2

The gastrointestinal tract is a long, continuous tube of varying diameter extending from the lips to the anus. It functions are to alter the food mechanically and chemically to a form which can be absorbed, to perform the processes of absorption, to form and secrete bile and digestive enzymes and, to eliminate the unabsorbed residue.

The detailed structure of each of the parts of the digestive tube is related to their specific functions, but the overall architectural plan, particularly from the esophagus to the recto-anal junction, is for the most part, the same.

The wall of the tube, particularly from the esophagus to the recto-anal junction, usually consists of four layers: the mucosa (or mucous membrane), the submucosa, the muscularis externa, and either a serosa or an adventita, depending on location.

Answer 3

Muscular tissues, epithelial tissues, and connective tissues.

Answer 4

I know that epithelial, connective, nervous, and muscle tissue make up the stomach. But other than that, I don't really know anything else.

Hope it helps!

Answer 5

Epithelium tissue and muscle tissue.