BIOL 100L Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Common Bile Duct, Parotid Duct, Genital Papilla
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Anus- place where solid waste products exit the body basically a hole on the exterior. Mammary papilla- allow to feed the young one. Facial nerve- motor control of all the muscle of facial expression. Mandibular glands- produces most of the nocturnal saliva. Parotid duct- to facilitate mastication and swallowing and to begin the digestion of starches. Epiglottis- direct air and food into correct tube. Heart - muscular organ, which functions as a pump for the movement of blood through the body. Trachea- wind pipe bring air to the lungs. Cecum -digestive process of most herbivores but is reduced in omnivores and carnivores. Common bile duct- carry bile from liver to gallbladder. Rectum- water reabsorption and fecal storage until elimination. Penis-acts as a conduit for urine to leave the body. Oviducts- receives egg at ovulation; site of fertilization. Bulbourethral glands- was residual urine out of urethra. Kidney - excrete urea, regulates water and solute concentration.
