As the liquid substance moves through the more and more water gets extracted so that is becomes a more semi-solid substance called feces. A. colon B. rectum C. small intestine

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As the liquid substance moves through the more and more water gets extracted so that is becomes a more semi-solid substance called feces. A. colon B. rectum C. small intestine

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I believe its A correct me if im wrong

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