Biology GCSE
Structure and function of animal organs
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The stomach contains muscular tissue to churn food, glandular tissue to secrete digestive juices, and epithelial tissue to line its inner and outer surfaces.
Topics that use Structure and function of animal organs
- Principles of organisation (AQA GCSE)
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