The Distinction Between Segmentation and Peristalsis (As Digestive Processes)is Mainly

question 44

Multiple Choice

The distinction between segmentation and peristalsis (as digestive processes) is mainly

• A)separating versus rejoining lumps of food.
• B)forward movement versus backward movement.
• C)holding useful food versus moving wastes along.
• D)dividing and squeezing contents of the intestine in one place versus moving food along.
• E)before versus after saliva is added.

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