Digestion in Sea Anemones Is Different from Digestion in Humans

question 10

Multiple Choice

Digestion in sea anemones is different from digestion in humans in that sea anemones _________.

• A) don't have an internal digestive system
• B) don't absorb nutrients from their digestive cavities
• C) have a simple digestive pouch with a single opening,whereas humans have a specialized digestive tube with two openings
• D) harbor a complex community of microorganisms that digest their food and provide nutrients to their body tissues whereas humans have a simple community of bacteria
• E) Digestion in sea anemones is the same as it is in humans.

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