egestion

the process of egestion removes solid waste from the digestive tract.

in single-celled organisms, egestion occurs through the cell membrane.

egestion is the final stage of digestion in the human body.

the earthworm uses its anus for the egestion of soil particles.

a distinctive egestion mechanism allows the insect to expel waste efficiently.

proper hydration helps facilitate the smooth egestion of feces.

the biological definition of egestion differs from excretion.

paramecium uses a permanent structure for the egestion of waste.

difficult egestion can be a symptom of underlying health issues.

the egestion rate varies depending on the animal's diet.

cells perform egestion to remove indigestible materials.

symptoms often include painful egestion and abdominal discomfort.