Field Notebook: France and England 1973
Page 102
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(32) Food is ground in esophagus passes into stomach where various secretions + twisting of material takes place; then to caecum - major point of absorption - on to stomach again, where joins twirling mill, then to pylorus which has special secretory cells, on to rectum. tentacles. tentacles oral