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xxMikexx [17]
3 years ago
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Enlista los procesos involucrados en la nutricion y alimentacion,colorea con rojo los relacionados con la nutricion y con verde

los relacionados con la alimentacion
Biology
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xxTIMURxx [149]3 years ago
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Answer:

Ingestión, digestión, absorción, asimilación y egestión.

Explicación:

La ingestión, la digestión, la absorción, la asimilación y la egestión son los cinco procesos que intervienen en la nutrición y la alimentación. La ingestión es la absorción de los alimentos, la digestión es la descomposición de los alimentos de moléculas grandes a moléculas más pequeñas, la absorción es la toma de nutrientes de los alimentos por la célula, la asimilación es el proceso de absorción de vitaminas, minerales y otras sustancias químicas de los alimentos y La egestión es el proceso de eliminar los alimentos no digeridos como heces del cuerpo.

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