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Carbohydrate digestion begins in the _____, whereas protein digestion begins in the _____. Select one: a. liver; small intestine b. mouth; small intestine c. mouth; stomach d. small intestine; stomach

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00:01 So in the given question we have a statement that carbohydrate, carbohydrate digestion.

00:09 So we will write carbohydrate digestion begins in the, begins in the dash.

00:20 So we need to fill this.

00:21 Then it is written whereas protein digestion begins in the dash.

00:40 Again we have a blank that we need to fill.

00:43 So let's understand this.

00:45 So first we are having carbohydrate.

00:47 We need to tell where the carbohydrate digestion begins...

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Question 13 2 pts For monogastrics, in what GIT organ are the glycosidic bonds found in pectin first hydrolyzed? O Mouth O Stomach O Small intestine O Pancreas O Large intestine O Pectin is not hydrolyzed at all in monogastrics

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