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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch50_1.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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key concept 50.1 Food Provides Energy As Well As Materials for Biosynthesis life11e_ch50_2.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Energy needs and expenditures can be measured life11e_ch50_3.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Sources of energy are stored in the body life11e_ch50_4.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Food provides carbon skeletons for biosynthesis life11e_ch50_5.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Animals need mineral elements for a variety of functions life11e_ch50_6.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Animals must obtain vitamins from food life11e_ch50_7.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Nutrient deficiencies result in diseases life11e_ch50_8.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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key concept 50.2 Diverse Adaptations Support Ingestion and Digestion of Food life11e_ch50_10.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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The food of herbivores is often low in energy and hard to digest life11e_ch50_11.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Carnivores must find, capture, and kill prey life11e_ch50_12.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Vertebrate species have distinctive teeth life11e_ch50_13.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Digestion usually begins in a body cavity life11e_ch50_14.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Tubular guts have an opening at each end life11e_ch50_15.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Digestive enzymes break down complex food molecules life11e_ch50_16.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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The gut microbiome contributes to digestion life11e_ch50_17.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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key concept 50.3 The Vertebrate Gastrointestinal System Is a Disassembly Line life11e_ch50_19.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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The vertebrate gut consists of concentric tissue layers life11e_ch50_20.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Gut motility moves food through the gut and aids digestion life11e_ch50_21.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Chemical digestion begins in the mouth and the stomach life11e_ch50_22.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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The stomach gradually releases its contents to the small intestine life11e_ch50_23.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Most chemical digestion occurs in the small intestine life11e_ch50_24.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Nutrients are absorbed in the small intestine life11e_ch50_25.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Absorbed nutrients go to the liver life11e_ch50_26.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Water and ions are absorbed in the large intestine life11e_ch50_27.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Herbivores rely on their microbiota to digest cellulose life11e_ch50_28.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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key concept 50.4 Nutrient Availability Is Controlled and Regulated life11e_ch50_30.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Hormones control many digestive functions life11e_ch50_31.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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The liver stores and releases the molecules that fuel metabolism life11e_ch50_32.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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The liver produces lipoproteins: the good, the bad, and the ugly life11e_ch50_33.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Insulin and glucagon control fuel metabolism life11e_ch50_34.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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The brain plays a major role in regulating food intake life11e_ch50_35.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch50_37.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch50_38.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch50_39.html57fe3b8a757a2e2735000000
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