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The large intestine is approximately five feet in length.
Stomach, Duodenum, Small intestine, large intestine, rectum. The Esophagus also is part of the digestive tract, but it's not really an organ. Also, the liver and pancreas participate in digestion. It depends on your teacher was to whether or not they want them included.
The rugae folds in the small intestine (also called plique circulares) are there to increase surface area. Each fold also is covered in tiny microvilli, or microscopic folds. (if you look closely plicae circulares, it appears almost like a shaggy carpet because there are so many little microvilli) Those help increase the surface area even more. This allows the body to take in as much of the nutrients as possible from the food that is being digested.
Brain, heart, 2 lungs, liver, gall bladder, pancreas, stomach, large intestine, small intestine. 2 kidneys, skin,
Absorption of Dietary water is done in the Large Intestine or Colon. Once the nutrients have been removed by the small intestine the slurry that is left passes on to the large intestine where the water is removed. Water is also reabsorbed in the Nephron of the kidney. The start of the nephron filters the blood and takes a lot of the water from the plasma as well as salty, glucose and urea. In a part of the nephron called the Loop of Henle much of the water is reabsorbed. Therefore, the best answer is the Colon/Large Intestine but also water re absorption occurs in the kidney.
Many folds and tiny microvilli line the small intestine. The microvilli are like tiny fingers and these help increase the surface area.
It's impossible to count. The entire structure of the small intestine is folded and coiled so it's impossible to identify individual folds. Also the small intestine can move around within the abdomen, so changes in shape are normal.
2 intestines the small intestine the large intestine
The large intestine is approximately five feet in length.
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The surface is made up of many small wrinkled folds which increases the surface area.
Like humans, kangaroos have a small intestine and a large intestine.
Last time I counted, we each had just the one large intestine. It measures about 5ft (1.5m). The primary sections of the large intestine are the caecum and and the colon.
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6, Mouth,Pharynx, Oesophagus, Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine.
2 both located at the end of the large intestine
Stomach, Duodenum, Small intestine, large intestine, rectum. The Esophagus also is part of the digestive tract, but it's not really an organ. Also, the liver and pancreas participate in digestion. It depends on your teacher was to whether or not they want them included.