Students in an anatomy and physiology class learn that there are three distinct types of movement in the large intestine.What do they learn is the reason for Haustral churning?

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Haustral churning refers to the movement of the large intestine in which the haustra (pouches in the wall of the large intestine) contract and relax, mixing the contents of the intestine back and forth. This process aids in the absorption of water from the intestinal contents, as it allows for more surface area for the water to be absorbed from.

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