Guest
asked 5 months ago
1 Answer - Sort by: Date | Rating
Primarily through a process known as peristalsis which are wave-like contractions of the digestive tract muscles.
0
0
- What Is A Perennial Abscess?
- Can Living Beings Live On Mars?
- What Is An Emotionally-induced Response During Which Air Movement Is Similar To Crying?
- How Do Green Bean Plants Grow With Milk?
- Why Does Food Not Enter The Body Until It Is Absorbed Into The Blood?
- Why Isnt The Heart Made Up Of Smooth Muscle?
- What Organ Is An Accessory Organ?
- What Are The 3 Smallest Bones In The Body?
- What Are The Monosaccharide That Make Starch?
- What Organ Is Water Absorbed?
- Does Apple Juice Or Cranberry Juice Help A Bean Plant Grow Better?
- How Many Amino Acids Are Present In Cell?
- Which Colors (wavelengths) Of Light Would Yield The Highest Photosynthetic Rate In Green Plants?
- What Proprieties Of A Plant Does DNA Help To Determine?
- What Will Happen If You Water A Plant With Laundry Detergents?
- What Are The Major Events In Meiosis?
- Where Does The Blood Leaving The Right Ventricle Go?
- What Do The Pulmonary Veins Do?
- How Do Red Blood Cells Differ From Typical Human Cheek Cells?
- Why Can Seeds Vary From Parent Plants?
- What Are The Products Of Digestion?
- What Falls Away After Fertilization?
- In Which Part Of Circulation Does The Right Ventricle Belongs?
- What Is Mendels Contribution To Genetics?
- Does A Rose Grow With Juice?
- How Many Feet Does Food Travel In The Average Adults Digestive Tract?
- What Path Does Food Take Through The Digestive System?
- What Organs Do Food Pass Through In The Digestive System?
- Can You Describe The Path Taken By Food As It Passes Through The Digestive System?
- Why Should Large Molecules Of Food Be Broken Down Into Small Molecules In The Digestive System?
Featured Question
New Comment - Comments are editable for 5 min.