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Exam 19: Animal Nutrition and Digestion

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Match the following concepts with the proper description. Match the following concepts with the proper description.

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1. c; 2. b; 3. a; 4. a

Match the following digestive accessory organisms with the proper description.
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liver
produces digestive enzymes which empty into the small intestine
salivary glands
a portion of the stomach specialized for grinding, found in birds
pancreas
produces bile
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liver
produces digestive enzymes which empty into the small intestine
salivary glands
a portion of the stomach specialized for grinding, found in birds
pancreas
produces bile
gizzard
concentrates bile
gall bladder
produces a watery solution to the mouth
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Match the following digestive accessory organisms with the proper description. Match the following digestive accessory organisms with the proper description.

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10. c; 11. e; 12. a; 13. b; 14. d

Match the following concepts with the proper description.
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Involves enzymes
intracellular digestion
Occurs in simple animals such as single-celled organisms or sponges
extracellular digestion
Occurs in more advanced organisms
both intracellular and extracellular digestion
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Involves enzymes
intracellular digestion
Occurs in simple animals such as single-celled organisms or sponges
extracellular digestion
Occurs in more advanced organisms
both intracellular and extracellular digestion
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Match the following structures with the proper function. Match the following structures with the proper function.

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Match the following structures with the proper function.
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teeth
involved in eating as well as speech
epiglottis
salivary glands
tongue
hardest substance in the body
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teeth
involved in eating as well as speech
epiglottis
salivary glands
tongue
hardest substance in the body
esophagus
closes off the larynx while swallowing
produces a watery substance to form a bolus
named for its function "to carry food"
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