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Salivary glands Liver Gall Bladder Pancreas Tongue Teeth make bile thast Contain sats or cmulsificanion ot 5rores and relecses bile into small intestine fert digeshon and vegulafts Hod sugar manipulake foà auvira cheul i to chuw, crush ant qrind food Secretions from salivary glands, stomach, pancreas, liver and small intestine add a large amount of water to the food while it passes through the alimentary canal. Most of this water is reabsorbed by 4. and The elimination of feces is controlled by two The 5. located at the anus. is involuntary while the is voluntary CONNECT WITH THE CONCEPTS About 30 minutes to 2 hours after eating or drinking foods containing dairy products, a person develops symptoms that include nausea, cramps, bloating, gas, and diarrhea. 1. What is this person suffering from? actose mobrance- -

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4) large intestine and small intestine

5) elimination offaeces is iscontrolled by teo sphinchter locate at anus.the internal analanal sphinchter is involuntary qndexternal analsphinchterisvoluntay.

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4)two animals that totally lack circulatory system are1)sponges which belong to porifera they rely more oncotiuouswaterflow through body 2)conochillsus belong to rotifera the donot have circulatoy system.

5)basic components of circulatory system is

Heart for puping blood

Blood vessels active compartment through which circulation is maintained a

Blood itself asit forms the bulk of circulatory system ashere blood circulates althroughout

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7)) capillaries are main blood vessel through which gases and nutrients are mainly exchange sdthrough diffusion

2))you find a fossilized dhkul whose jawshad no canines but wel developed molar toot w

What type of food do you think the anima ate may be herbivorous food

It will be a mammal

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