excretory and digestive Flashcards

1
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Physiological systems of animals

A

fluid environment

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2
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what is required for a fluid environment

A

maintenance of [water] and [solutes] within fairly narrow limits

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3
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osmoregulation

A

controls [solute] and balances water gain and loss

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4
Q

Excretory System

A

pee

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5
Q

what is a challenge that comes with organisms in a Desert and Marine environment

A

desiccating environments that can quickly deplete body water

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6
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what is a challenge that comes with organisms in a Freshwater environment

A

conserving solutes and absorbing salts from surroundings

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7
Q

Ammonia NH3

A
  • Direct product of metabolizing proteins
  • Water-soluble
  • Highly toxic: dilute w/lots of H2O.
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8
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Urea

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  • Endergonic reaction
  • Water-soluble
  • Less toxic: can dilute w/less H2O.
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9
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Uric acid

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  • Highly endergonic reaction
  • Insoluble: excrete as a paste
  • Non-toxic: Store in membraned pouches of shelled eggs.
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10
Q

features of Lymphatic System

A

lymph nodes, spleen, appendix, tonsil

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11
Q

what is the Lymphatic System important for

A

digestive, circulatory and immune system

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12
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Ingestion

A

bring food into the body

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13
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digestion

A

break food into small molecules

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14
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absorption

A

break food into small molecules

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15
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elimination

A

dispose of undigested material

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16
Q

Taxonomic Diversity of Digestive Systems

A

digestion in food vacuoles, digestion in GV cavity, digestion in complete digestive tract

17
Q

key steps of the digestive system

A

mouth, salivary glands, esophogus, stomach, gallbladder/pancreas, small intestine, large intesting, coelom, rectum, anus

18
Q

Mechanical digestion

A

fragment food to expose more surface

19
Q

Chemical digestion

A

break chemical bonds with the use of enzymes

20
Q

what does the pharynx open to

A

to both esophagus & trachea

21
Q

what does the epiglottis do

A

When you swallow, epiglottis directs food to esophagus

22
Q

Peristalsis

A

waves of muscular contraction

23
Q

there are important enzymes secreted by…

A
  • liver
  • gallbladder
  • pancreas
  • gland cells in intestinal wall
24
Q

How does the small intestines structure facilitate absorption?

A

the folding and surface area

25
Q

what do the bacteria in the colon do

A
  • Live on undigested matter
  • Produce vitamins B, K, others (absorbed by colon)
26
Q

digestion

A

poop

27
Q

Irritation of intestinal lining causes it to what

A

absorb less H2O

28
Q

what happens when Peristalsis is too slow in the intestine

A

absorb more H2O

29
Q

what kind of dental adaptions do most mammals have

A

heterodont dentition

30
Q

carnivores

A
  • sharp canines
  • jagged molars
31
Q

herbavores

A
  • reduced canines
  • ridged molars
32
Q

Adaptations of Digestive System for herbavors

A
  • longer digestive tracts
  • longer cecum
33
Q

what is the solution when herbivores can’t digest cellulose

A

Symbiotic bacteria & protists ferment plant matter in gut!

Fermented products absorbed

Ruminant digestion: alternate b/n physical & chemical digestion

34
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Ruminant digestion

A

alternate b/n physical & chemical digestion