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Dictionary » A » Alimentary tract Alimentary tractDefinition noun The digestive tract where food (bolus) passes through so that the nutriment is digested and absorbed into the blood whereas the indigestible or nonessential portion is eliminated as waste
The physiological roles of the alimentary canal include:
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