On the histological preparation submucosal layer of the small intestine is filled with excretory sections of serous gland. What part of the intestine is presented on the histological slide? Appendix Large intestine. lleum. Jejunum duodenum

On the histological preparation submucosal layer of the small intestine is filled with excretory sections of serous gland. What part of the intestine is presented on the histological slide? Appendix Large intestine. lleum. Jejunum duodenum

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Chapter8: The Digestive System

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On the histological preparation submucosal layer of the small intestine
is filled with excretory sections of serous gland. What part of the
intestine is presented on the histological slide?
Appendix
Large intestine.
lleum.
Jejunum
duodenum

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