Gastrin is a digestive hormone which causes _____. A.appetite to increase B.protein digestion C.the stomach to make acid D.the mouth to swallow chewed food

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asked Feb 10, 2018 137k views

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Gastrin is a digestive hormone which causes _____.

A.appetite to increase
B.protein digestion
C.the stomach to make acid
D.the mouth to swallow chewed food

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C. I hope this helps!

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