Match the following function to the term that performs the function. \"Note that

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Match the following function to the term that performs the function. "Note that some choices may be used more than once or not at all Skeletal muscle that depresses the mandible and raises the hyoid A. Digastric Enzyme found in the oral cavity and small intestine that breaks downB. Caecum carboyhydrates C. Liver D. Gall Bladder E. Cardiac Sphincter F. Masseter Sac lined with rugae (folds) that holds hydrochloric acid and pepsin to digest chyme Where the majority of water absorption occurs as well as the uptake of Vitamins K and B12 Stores bile and rats do not have one G. Pectoralis major H. Amvlase l. Rectum J. Esophagus K. Carboxypeptidase L. Small Intestine M. Diaphragm N. Mesentery O. Stomach P. Pancreas Q. Large Intestine R. Spleen - Recycles erythrocytes (red blood cells) Skeletal muscle that separates the thoracic and abdominal cavities *Large sac filled with bacteria that aide to break down cellulose - |Skeletal muscle that elevates the mandible - Produces bile Tube of smooth muscle that moves food to the stomach via peristalsis Skeletal muscle used in arm movement and respiration Organ covered in villi to increase surface area for nutrient absorption - Hormone and enzyme (trypsin, DNA nuclease, lipase, amylase, etc.) production factory Site of fat soluble vitamin storage (A, D, E, and K) Skeletal muscle used primarily in respiration

Explanation / Answer

1. Digastric.

2. H. Amylase.

3. O. Stomach.

4. Q. Large intestine.

5. D. Gall bladder

6. R. Spleen.

7. M. Diaphragm.

8. B. Caecum.

9. F. Masseter.

10. C. Liver.

11. J. Esophagus.

12. Pectoralis major .

13. L. Small intestine.

14. P. Pancreas.

15. C. Liver.

16. M. Diaphragm.

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