Biology, asked by aaravbasit, 11 months ago

Oesophagus in adult vertebrates is derived from
a)primitive gut
b)foregut
c)midgut
d)hindgut​

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Answered by paulkostka
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Answer:

Oesophagus in adult vertebrates is derived from the midgut

Answered by indiabrainly
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Answer:

Explanation:

Oesophagus in adult vertebrates has evolved from foregut. So option b) is the correct answer here. Oesophagus is the second uppermost part of digestive tract. In embryonic stage, foregut is the first part of the digestive system, comprising of mouth to duodenum.

As the embryo grows into a baby and then to a adult creature, a part of this foregut develops into oesophagus, which is the passage carrying foods from mouth to stomach.

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