- D Question 11 A Student Dissecting A Mink Finds Two Long Tubes In The Thoracic Cavity Both Tubes Seem To Be Attached To 1 (25.66 KiB) Viewed 37 times
- D Question 11 A Student Dissecting A Mink Finds Two Long Tubes In The Thoracic Cavity Both Tubes Seem To Be Attached To 2 (27.17 KiB) Viewed 37 times
- D Question 11 A Student Dissecting A Mink Finds Two Long Tubes In The Thoracic Cavity Both Tubes Seem To Be Attached To 3 (25.88 KiB) Viewed 37 times
D Question 12 A student dissecting a mink finds two long tubes in the thoracic cavity. Both tubes seem to be attached to the mouth of the mink, however one of the tubes descends down the cavity and attaches to the stomach. This tube is the Ⓒesophagus trachea ureter small intestine 2 pts Question 13 2 pts
Question 13 A major difference between human digestive anatomy and mink digestive anatomy is that the mink's cecum is reduced or absent. This is because, unlike humans, minks are O piscivores herbivores omnivores 2 pts carnivores