Exam 47: Digestive Systems and Animal Nutrition
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The presence of hydrochloric acid in the stomach serves to ____.
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What is the purpose of the watery fluid secreted by the serosa of the human digestive tract?
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The two proteases in the small intestine that complete protein digestion are ____.
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The____layer of the digestive tract in mammals is in direct contact with the lumen.
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How are the gastric glands in the stomach protected from digestion by the enzyme they produce?
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Figure 47.1
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large intestines
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A deficiency in thiamin causes the nervous system disorder ____.
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In most animals with a digestive tract, digestion occurs in four successive steps, with the digested material moving by muscular contractions through the digestive tube.
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A byproduct of digestion in the stomach of some mammals is ____, and it may be produced in large quantities in ____.
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In the human diet, linoleic and linolenic acids are the only essential fatty acid acids.
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