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The 14 pages that link to Stomach, each with the reason it gives.

• Small intestineRelated: The stomach delivers partially digested food to the small intestine as chyme.

• Digestive systemBroader topic: It churns food and begins substantial protein digestion.

• DigestionBroader topic: It churns food and begins substantial protein digestion.

• Large intestineCompared with: It begins mechanical and chemical food processing, unlike the large intestine’s terminal functions.

• EsophagusRelated: The esophagus empties directly into this organ.

• Gastrointestinal tractBroader topic: It temporarily holds food and turns it into a mixture released to the intestine.

• Urinary bladderCompared with: Like the bladder, it expands and contracts, but handles food rather than urine.

• Crop (anatomy)Compared with: Unlike a stomach, a crop primarily holds food rather than digesting it.

• GizzardCompared with: Many animals rely on a glandular stomach for chemical digestion alongside or instead of a gizzard.

• RegurgitationRelated: Stomach contents can move backward into the esophagus and mouth.

• DuodenumRelated: The stomach empties its contents into the duodenum.

• Alimentary canalBroader topic: It churns food and begins substantial chemical digestion of proteins.

• Human digestive systemBroader topic: It turns swallowed food into a fluid mixture for intestinal processing.

• Black swallowerBroader topic: Its elastic stomach expands dramatically around an oversized meal.