How does the gizzard compare, functionally and structurally, to the oral cavity and stomach of humans. Be specific.
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The gizzard also contains small rocks or grit that help grind the food, while in humans, saliva is secreted in the oral cavity to help break down food chemically. Structurally, the gizzard is a muscular pouch that is lined with a tough, protective layer, unlike Show more…
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