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Movements of Human Small Intestine: 2 Types | Digestive System | Biology

The following types of movements are found in the human small intestine: 1. Rhythmic segmentation or Ludwig's pendulum 2. Peristalsis. Type # 1. Rhythmic Segmentation: Nature: These are rings of contraction occurring at regular space of intervals in which a portion of the intestine is divided into segments. The contraction is followed by relaxation. The contraction takes place at the [...]

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Movements of Alimentary Canal | Digestive System | Human | Biology

The presence of muscular tissue in the alimentary canal indicates that some sort of movements must be present in the gastro-intestinal tract. As a matter of fact, the alimentary canal does move, its different parts showing different kinds of movements. Reason for Movement: If one recollects the chief functions of the digestive tract, such as digestion, secretion, absorption, defecation etc., [...]

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Movements of Stomach: 4 Types | Organs | Human Body | Biology

In this article we will discuss about the four main types of movements that are seen in stomach. Type # 1. Movements of the Fundus and Body: A peristaltic wave follows the basic electrical rhythm (B.E.R.) of stomach. It starts in the longitudinal mus­cle of greater curvature as a pacemaker and passes over the body, antrum and pylorus at a [...]

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