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Succus entericus is also called
Options
(a) gastric juice
(b) intestinal juice
(c) bile juice
(d) saliva
Correct Answer:
intestinal juice
Explanation:
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Subject: Biology
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- Coenogametes are found in
- How insulin lowers the blood sugar?
- Breaking of glycogen into glucose is called
- The type of muscles present in our:
- Which of the following conditions are favourable for cyclic photophosphorylation
Topics: Human Digestion and Breathing (167)
Subject: Biology (4253)
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