-
system is also
known as the coelenteron, and is
commonly known as a "
blind gut" or "
blind sac",
since food
enters and
waste exits through the same ****...
- rest of the
bilaterian animals, have a
single mouth that
leads into a
blind gut (with no ****). The
genes emplo**** in the
embryonic construction of the...
- ce****
comes from
Latin (intestinum) cae****,
literally '
blind intestine', in the
sense '
blind gut' or 'cul de sac'. It is a
direct translation from Ancient...
-
Gut microbiota,
gut microbiome, or
gut flora are the microorganisms,
including bacteria, archaea, fungi, and viruses, that live in the
digestive tracts...
- by the adults. Such
larvae have soft
bodies with no limbs, and have a
blind gut (presumably so that they do not foul
their cell).
Adult solitary wasps...
- Paxillosida,
wherein the
mouth serves also as an ****,
otherwise leading to a
blind gut,
similar to
their Ophiuroid relatives.
Their large coelomic cavity can...
-
males care for laid eggs and young.[citation needed] The
larva has a
blind gut and the body
consists of a head and its
three pairs of
cephalic appendages...
- the
appendix may
serve an
important purpose as a
reservoir for
beneficial gut bacteria. The
human appendix averages 9 cm (3.5 in) in length,
ranging from...
-
items such as molluscs.
Brittle stars,
which have
varying diets, have a
blind gut with no
intestine or ****; they
expel food
waste through their mouth....
-
alimentary canal of F.
hepatica has a
single mouth which leads into the
blind gut; it has no ****. The
mouth is
located within the
anterior sucker on the...
