The intestine is different from the stom...

The intestine is different from the stomach by the presence of

A

Digestive gland

B

Villi

C

Sub-mucosa

D

Serosa

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The correct Answer is:

B

Intestinal mucosa has a finger like projection called villi which helps to increase surface area for absorption of food.

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