How does the gizzard compare, functionally and structurally, to the oral cavity and stomach of humans. Please be specific.
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Functionally: - The gizzard is an organ found in the digestive tract of birds, reptiles, and some fish. It serves to grind and break down food particles mechanically, using small stones or grit swallowed by the animal. This is similar to the function of human Show more…
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