Stomach Layers. The Stomach Is A Muscular, Hollow, Dilated Part Of The Digestive System Which Functions As An Important Organ Of The Digestive Tract In Some Animals, Including Vertebrates, Echinoderms, Insects (Mid-Gut), And Molluscs. It Is Involved In The Second Phase Of Digestion, Following Mastication (Chewing).

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