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Digestive tracts and their parts & functions

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Where food is taken in and chewed   Mouth  
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Tube that transports food from mouth to stomach   Esophogus  
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First compartment in a ruminant stomach   Rumen  
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Where bacteria ferments food   Rumen  
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Ruminant stomach compartment where food goods before rumination   Reticulum  
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Re-chewing food   Rumination  
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Ruminant stomach compartment also known as the "Honeycomb"   Reticulum  
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Examples of ruminants   Goats, sheep, cattle  
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Examples of monogastrics   Humans, dogs, pigs, cats  
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Organisms that aid in digestion   Enzymes  
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Peristalsis   Muscle contractions that help move food down the esophogus  
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What happens in the mouth   Teeth break down food mechanically, saliva is added  
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Purpose of saliva   Moistens and lubricates food  
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Enzymes   Organisms that help break down food  
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Cardia   Located in monogastric (nonruminant) digestive systems. Prevents food from moving back  
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Compartment in monogastrics that mixes food with hydrochloric acid to break it down   Stomach  
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Compartment in ruminants that contains hydrochloric acid & is known as the "true stomach"   Abomasum  
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List the four compartments of the ruminant stomach in order   Rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum  
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Part of the digestive system where nutrients are absorbed   Small intestine  
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Part of the monogastric digestive system where water is absorbed   Large intestine  
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2 places in the ruminant digestive system where water is absorbed   Omasum, large intestine  
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Where bile is produced   Liver  
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Where extra bile is stored   Gall Bladder  
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The process of how fast or slow your body breaks down food   Metabolism  
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Filters out toxins in the bloodstream (like alcohol in humans)   Liver  
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Where insulin ad enzymes are produced   Pancreas  
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Fluid produced by the liver that aids in digestion   Bile  
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Part of the ruminant digestive system that helps to further break down food after it leaves the stomach   Cecum  
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Where birds store food to be digested later   Crop  
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Part of the poultry digestive system where food is mechanically broken down   Gizzard  
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The part of the poultry digestive system that secretes acid to break down food   Proventriculus  
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Helps to break down fiber in birds (although is not very important)   Ceca  
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Junction in birds where digestive, reproductive, and urinary tracts all meet   Cloaca  
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Point in birds where urine and feces are eliminated   Vent  
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"Holding spot" for manure in ruminants and monogastrics before it leaves the body   Rectum  
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The "exit" point for manure   Anus  
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