Animal Nutrition: Chapter 41 Textbook Notes Flashcards

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What are the major classes of digestive systems in animals

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Monogastric= humans

Avian= birds digestive system

Ruminant= Cows

Pseudo-ruminant= horse, hamsters, etc

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What are the four classes of essential nutrients

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8 amino acids, essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals

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Why does example of negative feedback Loop pertaining to food

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Nutrient intake: insulin and glucagon help bring the blood sugar back to homeostasis

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What are some examples to show how vertebrate I just have systems are adapted to diet

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Dental adaptations

Stomach and intestinal adaptations: expandable stomachs are common and carnivorous vertebrates, the length of the digestive system is different in different vertebrates

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Food provides chemical energy called

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ATP

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Food provides carbon skeletons for biosynthesis aka

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The organic building blocks

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What are essential nutrients

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Nutrients that the body doesn’t makeso we must get it from an outside source

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Vitamins(organic), minerals (inorganic) and amino acid (organic) are

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Essential nutrients

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Food processing involves

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Ingestion, digestion, absorption and elimination

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Bulkfeeders

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Eating large pieces of food

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Filter feeding

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A method of aquatic feeding in which the animal takes in many small pieces of prey at one time

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Substrate feeding

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The organism lives on or inside their food source and feeds through the soft tissues

Example: leaf miner caterpillars and maggots

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Fluid feeding

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Feed on the fluid of other organisms

Example: mosquitoes feeding on blood

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Intracellular digestion

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Particles are engulfed by phagocytosis and digest within food vacuoles that have fused with lysosomes

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Extracellular digestion

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Used by most animals

Enzymatic hydrolysis occurs outside cells in a gastrovascular cavity or alimentary

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Gastrovascular cavity

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Found in animals like jelly fish

Has one opening that acts as the mouth and anus

Passes mouth and enters main cavity

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Alimentary canal

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Found in humans/human digestive system

Continuous tube that stats with oral cavity then pharynx, then esophagus, etc

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What is the main difference between alimentary canal and a gastrovascular cavity

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The main difference is that the gastrovascular cavity has the mouth and anus are the same thing. There is only one opening

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Look at diagram in photos for full digestive system in mammals

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Food intake triggers nervous and

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Hormonal responses which causes secretion of digestive juices

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Vertebrates store excess calories in

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Glycogen (liver and muscle cells)

Fat (in adipose cells)

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Lepton and insulin regulate what

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Appetite