how does form follow function in the mouth and digestive structures of animals?
Form follows -
4 major stages in digestion are Ingestion
, Digestion , Absorption / Assimilation
, Elimination
Ingestion
ingestion takes place when the the
food is in the mouth , specially when we using the teeth for
chewing and grinding
the food , saliva released
from the salivary glands has lubriacte and chemical effects on food
- which sends it onwards down the digestive tract
.Ingestion is
the process by which food is taken into the alimentary
canal
Digestion
Digestion is the process by which
ingested (food) material is broken down in the earlier stages of
the alimentary canal into a form that can then be absorbed and
assimilated into the tissues of the body.
it includes 2 types of processes
-
Mechanical ( teeths are responsible
)
Chemical ( action of digestive
enzymes)
Absorption /
Assimilation
uptaking fluids or other substances
by the tissues of the body is Absorption . Digested
food is absorbed into the bodily fluids blood and lymph from the
alimentary canal. Most of the absorption occurs in the jejunum and
the ileum of thesmall intestine . the process by which components/chemicals from
food are taken into the cells of the body , after the food has been
digested and absorbed is Assimilation.
Elimination
Elimination is the last stage of
digestion. elimination is the process of excretion of
metabolic waste products, incl. from the blood via the excretary
organs
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