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07-10-2022
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what is the role of the nervous system in digestion?(1 point) responses to provide oxygen to provide oxygen to provide enzymes to provide enzymes to provide electrical signals to initiate peristalsis to provide electrical signals to initiate peristalsis to provide passage of nutrients throughout the body to provide passage of nutrients throughout the body

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