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| animals that eat other animals |
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| animals that eat plants AND animals |
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| animals with stomach chambers with cellulose digesting bacteria |
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| cellulose-digesting bacteria |
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| passing food through twice; eating feces |
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| opening from larynx to trachea |
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| flap of tissue that covers respitory tract when eating |
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| rocks muscular chamber that breaks down food in birds |
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| food storage chamber in birds |
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| Gastic ulcer/Duodenal ulcer |
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| over production of gastric juices that a hole in the lining |
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| enzymes released by duodenum |
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| enzymes released by duodenum |
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| cells that secrete digestive enzymes and bicarbonate |
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| bile(produced by liver) is blocked and accumulates in blood; stains tissues yellow |
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| dispenses fat into smaller droplets through emulsification |
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| hardened cholesterol that blocks bile duct in gall bladder |
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triglycerides + protein
too bulky to enter capillary system, so enters lymphatic capillaries |
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| 1)intracellular(phagocytosis) 2)incomplete 3)complete |
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| mechanical(teeth), chemical(amylase, mucins) |
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| stores bile produced by liver |
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| produces enzymes and bicarbonate |
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| enzymes leak into abdomenal cavity and digest organs |
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| duodenum(dissimilation) > jejunum(absorption) > ilium(absorption) |
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| stores fat, transports to heart via sub clavia; fat FORMS SUPERIOR VENA CAVA |
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| movement of food; smooth muscle tissue |
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| creamy, acidic mixture that goes from stomach > small intestine |
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| secretes bile salts/pigments, lecithin and cholesterol |
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| contain microvilli that absorb amino acids and monosaccharides through epithelian surface |
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| purpose of large intestine |
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| reaborbs water and dissolved ions |
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| faster movement, more bulk, more cellulose, longer digestive tract, less chance of colon cancer |
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| body cannot produce, depend on foods |
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| controls appetite and meditates bone growth |
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| contaminated/unclean food |
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| Cholera; poor sanitation, fecal matter in food/drink |
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| round worm; locates in hepatic portal system |
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| secrete mucous which protects stomach wall from acid |
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| secretes pepsin in the form of pepsinogen(activates with HCl) |
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| secretes pepsin in the form of pepsinogen(activates with HCl) |
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| wall of microvilli in s (epitheal wall) |
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| carry newly synthesized triglycerol from liver to adipose tissues |
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| capillary beds that take amino acids from s.intestine to liver |
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| allows food from s.intestine to l.intestine |
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| Exercise affect on glucose |
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| lowers glucose and insulin levels; uses built up glucagon |
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