The layers of the alimentary canal, from outside to inside, are the ________.

A. mucosa, muscular, submucosa, and serosa
B. serosa, muscular, submucosa and mucosa
C. mucosa, submucosa, muscular and serosa
D. serosa, muscular, mucosa and submucosa


Answer: B

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