the alimentary canal
- Created by: Molly Amy
- Created on: 04-08-19 13:26
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- the alimentary canal
- mouth = salivary glands produce amylase enyzme
- esophagus tube that connects mouth and stomach
- large intestine is also called colon and is where excess water from the food is absorbed
- rectrum is last part of large intestine and where faeces are made before leaving the anus
- mouth = salivary glands produce amylase enyzme
- stomach =pummels the food , produces the protease enzyme pepsin, it produces hydrochloric acid to kill bacteria and optimum ph for the protease enzyme to work
- pancreas = produces protease, amylase and lipase enzymes these are released into small intestine
- villi have a single permeable layer of cell surface and good blood supply to help with absorption
- large intestine is also called colon and is where excess water from the food is absorbed
- rectrum is last part of large intestine and where faeces are made before leaving the anus
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