Chapter 34, Problem 6.1BGL

a.

Summary Introduction

To label: The accessory digestive structures given in the figure in the text book.

Introduction: The accessory digestive structures are the organs that help in digestion but they are not a part of the digestive system. The accessory organs of digestion are the tongue, the salivary glands, pancreas, and the liver. The process of digestion involves the breakdown of food into small particles for absorption and assimilation by the body.

b.

Summary Introduction

To label: The accessory digestive structures given in the figure in the text book.

c.

Summary Introduction

To label: The accessory digestive structures given in the figure in the text book.