Pseudopodia | false feet of Amoeba which it uses to engulf food. |
Mastication | chewing food to break it into small pieces. |
Ruminants | plant - eating animals that digest their food in two steps. |
Villi | small projections in the inner walls of the small intestine that help in absorption of digested food. |
Cilia | has stiff hair - like structures, which are used for ingestion. |
Digestion | is the breakdown of food into a simple, soluble form with the help of digestive juices made in the body. |
Saliva | The "water" in your mouth is a digestive juice called saliva. |
Incisors | Your front teeth are known as incisors. These are chisel - shaped and are used for biting and cutting. |
Canines | Next to the incisors are the canines. These are pointed and are used for piercing and tearing pieces of food such as meat. |
Premolars and molars | The teeth at the back of your mouth are broad with an almost flat surface. These crush and grind the food. These are called the Premolars and molars. |
Enamel | The white substance that covers your teeth is called enamel. It is he hardest substance in the body. |
Monday, August 27, 2018
Science Quiz - New Words in Nutrition in Animals
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