Biology, asked by hs0193, 8 months ago

Why do you think the stomach is structured like a bag rather than a tube like oesophagus​
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Answered by AwesomeSoul47
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Why do you think the stomach is structured like a bag rather than a tube like oesophagus ?

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  • The bag-like structure of the stomach helps keep the food stored in the stomach for some time.
  • This is needed as food needs to be mixed with digestive juices and enzymes in the stomach and mixed so that the enzymes can act on the food.
  • This requires time and can only happen if the food is kept stored for some duration.
  • If the stomach would have been tube shaped like the oesophagus, this would not have happened, food would have passed directly into the intestine and digestion would not have been completed.

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Answered by Anonymous
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The bag-like structure of the stomach helps keep the food stored in the stomach for some time.

This is needed as food needs to be mixed with digestive juices and enzymes in the stomach and mixed so that the enzymes can act on the food.

This requires time and can only happen if the food is kept stored for some duration.

If the stomach would have been tube shaped like the oesophagus, this would not have happened, food would have passed directly into the intestine and digestion would not have been completed.

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