In the intestine, fats are absorbed through lymph in the:
AHepatic portal vein
BGastric glands
CRenal capillaries
DLacteals in villi
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Lacteals in villi
Lacteals are lymph vessels inside intestinal villi that take up absorbed fat.
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