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The alimentary canal in annelids is zoned for increased efficiency and division of labour. The sequence that food follows down the digestive system is as follows: Food passes through the Answer 1 Question 4 and into the Answer 2 Question 4 then down the oesophagus. It can then be stored in the Answer 3 Question 4 and mashed up in the Answer 4 Question 4. Further down into the intestine it is digested further, then excreted through the Answer 5 Question 4.

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          The alimentary canal in annelids is zoned for increased efficiency and division of labour. The sequence that food follows down the digestive system is as follows:
Food passes through the Answer 1 Question 4 and into the Answer 2 Question 4 then down the oesophagus. It can then be stored in the Answer 3 Question 4 and mashed up in the Answer 4 Question 4. Further down into the intestine it is digested further, then excreted through the Answer 5 Question 4.

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The alimentary canal in annelids is zoned for increased efficiency and division of labour. The sequence that food follows down the digestive system is as follows: Food passes through the Answer 1 Question 4 and into the Answer 2 Question 4 then down the oesophagus. It can then be stored in the Answer 3 Question 4 and mashed up in the Answer 4 Question 4. Further down into the intestine it is digested further, then excreted through the Answer 5 Question 4.