Do all vertebrates have the exact same digestive system?

Answer 1

No, depending on their environment and the conditions in which they live under the systems can change. They may have similar organ systems but even members of the same species may have special adaptations.

Answer 2

No. There are monogastrics, pseudo-ruminants and ruminants.

Monogastrics include those animals that are carnivorous and omnivorous (humans, pigs, cats, dogs, tigers, lions, bears, wolves, etc.).

Pseudo-ruminants include those animals that have a simple stomach and a large cecum (horses, zebras, donkeys, rabbits, hares).

Ruminants are those animals that have one stomach divided into three or four chambers (cows, antelope, llamas, camels, deer, bison, buffalo, gnu, sheep, goats, etc.).

Answer 3

No, some animals such as the cnidarians have no digestive tract; Each individual cell must deal with digestion intra-cellularly.

Answer 4

no all animals do not have the same digetive system For Ex: cows actually have 4 stomachs while goats have 3 and pigs have 1

Answer 5

Of course not,vertebrates have almost similar digestive systems.But in other animals,it is very different

Answer 6

No. Consider cows against humans.

Answer 7

yes,

Answer 8

no