How Does a Gastrovascular Cavity Differ from a Complete Digestive

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Multiple Choice

How does a gastrovascular cavity differ from a complete digestive tract?

• A) a gastrovascular cavity has an opening that serves as a mouth and an anus
• B) the complete digestive process is slower in a gastrovascular cavity
• C) there is less specialization of parts in a gastrovascular cavity
• D) the four functions of digestion are not simulataneous in a gastrovascular cavity as they are in a complete digestive tract
• E) all of these are differences between a gastrovascular cavity and a complete digestive tract

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Anterior View

Observation or representation of the front side of an organism or anatomical structure.

Sacral Region

The sacral region refers to the lower part of the spine, composed of five sacral vertebrae, which are fused together to support the weight of the upper body and play a key role in connecting the spine to the hip bones.

Antecubital

The area located at the front of the elbow.

Directional Terminology

A set of terms used to describe the relative locations of parts of the body in relation to each other.