-
Undigested food may also be
expelled within the ****, in a
process called egestion. When
birds defecate, they also
expel urine and
urates in the same m****...
-
oligotrophic waters of the open ocean.
Through sloppy feeding, excretion,
egestion, and
leaching of
fecal pellets,
zooplankton release dissolved organic matter...
-
cavity has only one
opening for both
ingestion (intake of nutrients) and
egestion (removal of
undigested wastes); as a result, the food can not be processed...
- PMID 26690755. Sucharitakul,
Phuping (2020). "Limited ingestion,
rapid egestion and no
detectable impacts of
microbeads on the moon jellyfish, Aurelia...
-
Nutrients are
released by
krill during sloppy feeding,
excretion and
egestion, such as iron and
ammonium (7, see Fig. 2 for
other nutrients released)...
- vesicles,
possibly for the
purpose of
enzyme recycling,
prior to
cytoproct egestion of
residues mediated by
vacuole fusion. The food
vacuoles of Plasmodium...
- has a very low
concentration of
organic matter,
which is
concentrated by
egestion of
indigestible material. The
first sand
bubbler crab to be
described was...
- the organism.
Anything that
cannot be
digested is egested.
Ingestion and
egestion occur through the mouth. Like
other hydras,
Hydra vulgaris cling to a base...
- PCBs had
halflives of 67 days. The main
excretion processes were
fecal egestion,
growth dilution and loss
across respiratory surfaces. The
excretion rate...
-
pharynx opening to the
ventral surface;
these contain valves and may
allow egestion of any
excess water swallowed while feeding. In the chaetonotidans, the...
