mouth - food enters the digestive system and is broken down with chewing and saliva, esophagus - tube that transports food from the mouth to the stomach, stomach - breaks food down mechanically with churning and chemically with gastric juices, small intestine - site of most chemical digestion and nutrient absorption, large intestine - organ where water is absorbed into the blood stream and solid wastes are prepared, rectum - stores solid wastes, anus - removes solid wastes from the body, kidneys - filters the blood of excess water, urea, and wastes, ureters - transports urine from the kidneys to the bladder, urinary bladder - stores urine in the body, urethra - removes urine from the body, liver - produces bile to help break down fats, pancreas - makes digestive juices to break food down in the small intestine, gall bladder - stores bile,

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