Relacionar Columnas Comparative Digestive AnatomyVersión en línea Match the animal digestive terms with their definitions. por April Smith 1 Reticulum 2 Proventriculus 3 Gizzard 4 Monogastric 5 Pseudoruminant 6 Esophagus 7 Small Intestine 8 Ruminant 9 Abomasum 10 Omasum 11 Cloaca/Vent 12 Cecum 13 Large Intestines 14 Avian 15 Rumen The third compartment of the ruminant stomach A digestive organ that aids in the reabsorption of water; collectively the cecum, colon and rectum A pouch-like organ at the start of the large intestine where bacteria break down cellulose in herbivores; assists in fermentation of coarse feed and assists with some water reabsorption Organism with one simple stomach Referring to birds or having the characterisitcs of birds The first and largest compartment of the ruminant stomach; primarily for storage and fermentation The second compartment of the ruminant stomach; primarily for filtering A long, flexible tube between the stomach and large intestine; collectively, duodenum, jejunum and ileum; its primary function in digestion is nutrient absorption by the blood The tube that connects the mouth to the stomach Fourth compartment or "true stomach" of the ruminant animal An opening that allows the passage of urine, manure and eggs in poultry A muscular, thick-walled part of a bird's stomach that provides mechanical digestion; also called the ventriculus The glandular stomach of birds; organ located between the crop and the gizzard Any animal with a complex three- or four-chambered stomach that utilizes microbes in the rumen and cud chewing to aid in digestion Classification of animals based on digestive tract; a monogastric herbivore that digests a plant or roughage diet with a simple, single-compartment stomach; also called cecal fermenter or hindgut fermenter
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