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CONTENTS

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Nutrition

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Digestion

The digestive process Types of digestive systemsDigestive systems

Respiration

Respiration Gas exchange surfaces Types of respiration

Circulatory systems

The circulatory systemTypes of circulatory systems

Excretion

Excretion Types of excretory systems

Nutrition in animals

Processes

Nutrition in plants

Plant nutritionAbsorptionTransportGas exchangePhotosynthesisMetabolism and

cellular respirationExcretion

NUTRITION

Nutrition

Types

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The digestive process in animals

Types of digestivesystems im animals

Digestive systems in animals

Types of respiration in animals

The circulatory system in animals

Types of circulatory systems in animals

Types of excretory systems in animals

Excretion in animals

Plant nutrition Absorption in plants

Transport of nutrients in plants

Gas exchange in plants

Photosynthesis Metabolism and cellular respiration in plants

Excretion in plants

Gas exchangesurfaces in animals

Respiration in animals

Nutrition and its types

Processes in nutrition

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Plant nutrition

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Nutrition and its types

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Some bacteria are chemoautotrophs. Omnivores feed on plants and other animals.

Green plants are photoautrotrophs.

AUTOTROPHIC NUTRITION

Carnivores feed on other animals.

Herbivores feed on plants.

HETEROTROPHIC NUTRITION

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Processes in nutrition

Digestion

Respiration

Blood circulation

Excretion

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Stages of the digestive process

The digestive process

2. DIGESTION

Intracellular digestion

Internal

Extracellular

External

3. ABSORPTION

cells

blood

1. INGESTION

nutrients

4. EXCRETION

faeces

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Types of digestive systems in animals

Gastric cavityosculum

gastric cavity

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Digestive tube of a carnivore

Digestive tubes

Digestive tube of a non-ruminant

herbivore

Digestive tube of a ruminant herbivore

Types of digestive systems in animals

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Digestive systems in animals

Sponges

Cnidaria

Molluscs

Arthropods

Invertebrates

Vertebrates

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INTRACELLULARDIGESTION

Digestive structure in animals

collar cells

SPONGES

water flow

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ostium

osculum

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Digestive systems in animals

CNIDARIA

cnidocyte

gastrovascular cavity

tentacles

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digestive enzymes

(extracellular digestion)

Digestive systems in animals

hepatopancreas

stomachmouth

anus

MOLLUSCS

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Digestive systems in animals

gizzard

oesophagus

crop

mouth

intestine

anus

ARTHROPODS

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Digestive systems in animals

stomach

large intestine

liver

oesophagus

pharynxsalivary glands

mouth

pancreas

small intestine

rectum

anus

Vertebrates

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Respiration in animals

Cellular respiration

oxygen

energy

carbon dioxide

mitochondrion

Respiratory system

O2

CO2

gas exchange

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Gas exchange surfaces in animals

thin surfaces

moist surfaces

surfaces full of blood vessels

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Types of respiration in animals

Cutaneous respiration Branchial respiration

Tracheal respiration Pulmonary respiration

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gas exchange

Types of respiration in animals

Cutaneous respiration

Earthworms

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Types of respiration in animals

Branchial respiration

Axolotl external gills

internal gillsCartilaginous

fish

Bony fish gills

operculum

water circulation

blood circulation

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Insects

Myriapods

Arachnids

Types of respiration in animals

tracheae

air

spiracle

Tracheal respiration

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Types of respiration in animals

Birds

air sacs

Pulmonary respiration

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Reptiles

Types of respiration in animals

Pulmonary respiration

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lungs with chambers

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Types of respiration in animals

alveoli

MammalsPulmonary respiration

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• blood

• hydrolymph

• haemolymph

(invertebrates)

vessels

heart

The circulatory system in animals

circulatory fluid

artery

vein

cells

interstitial fluid

capillaries

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Types of circulatory systems in animals

Open circulatory system

hearts

ostia (openings in hearts)

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Types of circulatory systems in animals

Simple, closed circulatory system

Blood passes through the heart once.

oxygenated blood

direction of blood circulation

heart

gills

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Types of circulatory systems in animals

Double, closed circulatory system

heart

systemic circulation

pulmonary circulation

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Exterior

• carbon

dioxide

• ammonia

• urea

Excretion in animals

Waste products

Gas exchange surfaces

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Types of excretory systems in animals

Excretory system of an insect Excretory system of a vertebrate

Excretory system of some arthropods

green gland

digestive tube

Malpighian tubules

ureter kidney

uretra

bladder

Types of excretory systems in animals

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GAS EXCHANGE

Plant nutrition

ABSORPTION

PHOTOSYNTHESIS

TRANSPORT

RESPIRATION

EXCRETION

Autotrophs

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Absorption in plants

root hairs

raw sap rises

absorption of water and mineral salts

PLANT NUTRITION

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Transport of elaborated sap

Transport of raw sap

Transport of nutrients in plants

phloemvessels

xylemvessels

PLANT NUTRITION

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Gas exchange in plants

stoma

CO2

O2

Gas exchange takes place through the stoma.

PLANT NUTRITION

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Photosynthesis

sunlightchloroplast

stoma

raw sap elaborated sap

organic matter

O2

mineral salts

CO2

O2

CO2 H2O

Photosynthesis takes place in the chloroplasts.

PLANT NUTRITION

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Anabolic reactions

Metabolism and cellular respiration in plants

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Cellular respiration

Reactions

energy

O2

CO2H2O

2

DAYPhotosynthesis

1

O2

organic nutritents

inorganic nutrients

simple organic nutrients

starch, cellulose, enzymes, etc.

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Excretion in plants

stoma

CO2

O2

intracellular spaces

waste products(essential oils)vacuole

PLANT NUTRITION

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The digestive systemhttp://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/farabee/BIOBK/BioBookDIGEST.html

The excretory systemhttp://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/farabee/BIOBK/BioBookEXCRET.html

Comparative vertebrateanatomyhttp://people.eku.edu/ritchisong/RITCHISO//342syl.htm

Green plants as organismshttp://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/curriculum/biology-transport-and-water-relations.html

The respiratory systemhttp://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/farabee/BIOBK/BioBookRESPSYS.html

Plant nutritionhttp://lgfl.skoool.co.uk/content/keystage4/biology/pc/lessons/uk_ks4_plant_nutrition/h-frame-ie.htm

The circulatory systemhttp://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/farabee/BIOBK/BioBookcircSYS.html