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the digestive system, ingestion, digestion.
The digestive system
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Digestive system is very important because it can turn the the food we eat into nutrients that are the right size to reach our cells and be absorbed and it also gets rid of elements we don't need.
Ingestion
Ingestion occurs when food enters the digestive tract through the mouth. Teeth helps break down the food into smaller pieces and saliva softens the food and the tonge rools food into a ball called bolus. the bolus goes into the rest of the digestive system.
Digestion
The bolus moves to the stomach where the gastric juices are, the bolus turns into a thick, acid liquid called chyme. The chyme travels to the intestines where the chyme turns into a milky fluid called chyle, the chyle contains water, nutrients, and undigested food. The undigestive food goes to the large intestine where it leaves the body.
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Animal circulatory system, Animal execretory systrem, Animal nervous system.
Animal circulatory system
the elements of the circulatory system are:circulatory liquid that transports oxygen and nutrientsto the body, blood vessels which are tubes that carry bloos, and the heart that pumps blood that circulates in the body.
Animal excretory system
In invertebrates it's carried out by Malpighian tubules , they extend from the feeding canal and take in the nutrients.In vertebrates it consists of several organs: kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra.
Animal nervous system
in invertebrates, there are three basic types of nervous system: nerve nets, nerve rings, ganglia. In vertebrates, the nervous system has two parts: the central nervous system (CNS), and the peripheral nervous system (PNS).
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