The three blood vessels that supply the mammalian alimentary canals are

a

segmented artery, hepatic artery and coeliac artery

b

coeliac artery, anterior mesenteric artery and posteroir mesenteric artery

c

coelic artery, segmental artery and hepatic artery

d

hepatic artery, anterior mesenteric artery and posterior mesenteric artery

e

hepatic portal vein, anterior mesenteric artery and posterior mesenteric artery

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Peaceaa
1 year ago

The correct answer is B. coeliac artery, anterior mesenteric artery and posterior mesenteric artery.

The coeliac artery supplies the foregut (stomach, spleen, liver, pancreas, and part of the duodenum), the anterior mesenteric artery supplies the midgut (small intestine except for the duodenum, and part of the large intestine), and the posterior mesenteric artery supplies the hindgut (the rest of the large intestine and rectum).

Finesse11
1 month ago

yup

Finesse11
1 month ago

foregut midgut hindgut
how about the gut itself 😐🤷
just my brain acting out 🥲

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