Submission Requirements
Use standard English and write full phrases or sentences. Do not use texting abbreviations or other shortcuts.
Make the information easy to understand.
Must have at least 12 slides.
Cite the URLs of any internet sources or print material you use.
Credit the sources of any illustrations.
Question # 1
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Submit your slideshow presentation in which you compare and contrast the different animal digestive systems.
Answer (1)
✅ Slideshow Title:"Comparing and Contrasting Animal Digestive Systems"✅ Slide Structure (Minimum 12 slides):Title SlideTitle of the presentationYour nameDateCourse nameIntroductionBrief overview of what digestion is and why it’s important.Purpose of the presentation.Types of Digestive SystemsExplain the 4 main types:Monogastric (e.g., humans, pigs)Ruminant (e.g., cows, goats)Pseudo-ruminant (e.g., horses)Avian (e.g., chickens)Monogastric Digestive SystemDefinition and featuresExample animalDiagram (with source cited)Ruminant Digestive SystemCharacteristics (4 compartments: rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum)Example animalDiagram with citationPseudo-Ruminant Digestive SystemHow it differs from ruminantsExample: horse or rabbitIllustration or diagram with creditAvian Digestive SystemSpecialized structures: crop, gizzard, cloacaExample: bird or chickenLabeled diagram with citationComparison TableSide-by-side comparison of all four systems (structure, digestion time, diet types)Advantages and DisadvantagesFor each type of system: strengths and weaknessesAdaptations Based on DietHow carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores have different digestive adaptationsConclusionSummary of key pointsWhat we learn about animals by understanding their digestionCitationsList all URLs or sources used (APA or MLA format)Credits for any images, charts, or diagrams✅ Reminders:Use standard English and complete sentences.No texting abbreviations or slang.Use clear, easy-to-understand language.Include pictures with captions and credit the source below each.Use consistent fonts and formatting to keep it professional.Submit your file as a PowerPoint (.ppt/.pptx) or PDF, depending on what your instructor requires.
