Certainly! Here is the transcribed text designed for an educational website:---**Name:****Answer the following:**1. The gastrointestinal tract is controlled by the conventional CNS and endocrine system. There is a second system called the ___________ nervous system which controls both ___________ and secretory functions.2. The _____________ portion of the ANS enhances digestive processes.3. The hormone __________ inhibits gastric emptying and the hormone ____________ stimulates stomach motility.4. The oral cavity is also called the ___________ cavity.5. ___________ is the process of bringing food into the oral cavity.6. __________, an enzyme found in the saliva, along with ____________ help control the bacterial population in the oral cavity.7. What 3 species lack salivary amylase? - a. - b. - c.8. List the 3 main salivary glands. - a. - b. - c.9. The __________ is a minor salivary gland.10. Movements of the TMJ include ___________, ___________, and ___________.11. Translation is movement of the mandible ___________ and ___________. (direction)12. __________, __________, and __________ have skeletal muscle throughout the length of their esophagus. (species)13. In __________ and __________ the distal esophagus is smooth muscle. (species)--- This format is meant to allow students to actively engage with the material and test their understanding of the digestive and muscular systems. **Educational Website Transcription**---**15. Peritoneum**a. That covers the organs: _____________ peritoneum b. Lines the abdominal walls: _____________ peritoneum c. Folds that connect organs to one another and b _____________ peritoneum d. **______________, ______________, & ______________** are types of c.**16.** Food in the duodenum is called ________________. **17.** The esophagus enters the stomach at the ________________. **18.** The distal portion of the stomach is the ________________. **19.** Parietal cells of the stomach secrete the chemicals that form ______________ acid. **20.** Chief cells secrete ________________, precursor to the enzyme ________________. **21.** ____________ are folds of the monogastric stomach that allow the stomach to expand. **22.** Gastric secretions are stimulated in phases. The ______________ phase begins when the animal anticipates a meal. **23.** The ______________ nerve is responsible for both increasing and decreasing gastric motility. **24.** The nerve in #23 is Cranial Nerve ______ (number). **25.** Mammalian cells cannot break down ______________, a complex carbohydrate that is the structural portion of plants. **26.** The non-glandular chambers of the ruminant stomach are the: a. b. c. The glandular portion is the: d. **27.** Camels and llamas lack the _________________.**28.** Fermentation occurs in the _________________.---This content provides structured fill-in-the-blank and matching exercises for educational purposes, focusing on anatomy and biology related to the digestive system.

“Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any specific question to be solved then please specify the question number or post only that question.” The alimentary canal supplies the body with water, electrolytes, vitamins, and nutrients on a continuous basis. The body needs these components to carry out its daily functions. Food flow through the digestive system, nutrient absorption, blood circulation through the digestive organs, and management of all of these functions are all necessary for this to happen. The nervous and endocrine systems play a critical role in the normal functioning of the digestive system.The enteric nervous system, in addition to the CNS and endocrine systems, is responsible for managing the digestive system. It is an exclusive GI tract’s system made up of around 100 million neurons. It is made up of two plexuses: Myenteric plexus (Auerbach’s plexus): The outer plexus between the longitudinal and circular muscle layers is known as the myenteric plexus (Auerbach’s plexus). It is primarily responsible for controlling gastrointestinal movements. Submucosal plexus (Meissner’s plexus): The submucosal plexus is an inner plexus located in the submucosa. Its major function is to regulate gastric secretion. As a result, enteric and gastrointestinal motility should be used to fill in the gaps, respectively.

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