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Alimentary Canal
A 9-meter long muscular tube from mouth to anus where food is processed.
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Alimentary Canal
A 9-meter long muscular tube from mouth to anus where food is processed.
Accessory Organs
Structures aiding digestion but not part of the alimentary canal.
Bolus
A lump of chewed food mixed with saliva, found in the mouth and esophagus.
Chyme
Partially digested food mixed with gastric juices in the stomach and small intestine.
Feces
Fully digested waste product with low water content, found in the large intestine.
Mechanical Digestion
Physical breakdown of food to increase surface area for chemical digestion.
Chemical Digestion
Breakdown of food molecules using acids and enzymes for absorption.
Peristalsis
Involuntary muscular wave of contraction moving food through the alimentary canal.
Pepsin
An enzyme active in the stomach that digests proteins.
Amylase
An enzyme in saliva that breaks down starch molecules.
Bile
A substance produced by the liver and stored in the gallbladder, aiding fat digestion.
Lumen
The hollow space inside the GI tract where food passes.
Propulsion
Movement of food through the alimentary canal via swallowing and peristalsis.
Absorption
Movement of nutrients and water into the blood or lymph from the digestive tract.
Defecation
Elimination of waste products as feces from the body.