anatomy and physiology: caecum- beginning of the large intestine, pouch containing bacteria that assists with formation of faeces

asending codon - carries faeces upwards along large intestine

transverse codon- across

desending codon- down

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caecum- beginning of the large intestine, pouch containing bacteria that assists with formation of faeces

asending codon - carries faeces upwards along large intestine

transverse codon- across

desending codon- down

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Large inestine

Caecum- beginning of the large intestine, pouch containing bacteria that assists with formation of faeces asending codon - carries faeces upwards along large intestine transverse codon- across desending codon- down