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The four stages of nutrition/digestion

The components of the digestive tract
Mouth
Esophagus
Stomach
Small Intestine
Large Intestine
Rectum
Ingestion

Digestion
e.g.
Corematodus taeniatus: rougher surface, smaller fishes
Labeotropheus fuelleborni: smoother surface, algae
How does it solve the challenge of eating this food:
By adapting to digest different foods in their environment

Absorption
The structure of the small intestine, and how does it absorbs nutrients?
Length
Large Surface Area
Transport proteins
Small diffusion distance (thin membrane)
concentration gradient
villi and microvilli

Elimination: Formation and Excretion of Feces
Large Intestine:
Cecum: Connection with small intestine.
Colon: Form feces by absorbing additional water and compacting the wastes that remain.
Rectum: Storage location for feces until it can be eliminated.
Anus: Opening that connects with the environment.
The kidney
involved in food processing, indirectly,
filters waste from the blood, and regulates salt/water/nitrogen levels.)
In the 4 steps: What enzymes are active, where?
