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What is the function of the intestine in an earthworm?
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What is the function of the intestine in an earthworm?

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Complete digestion of food takes place in the intestine. Various enzymes present in the intestine act on food and digested food gets absorbed. Typhlosole increases the absorption surface of the intestine.13

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