Cattle depend on microorganisms in their digestive tract to digest the cellulose in their diets. The cattle and the microorganisms are?

Acarnivores.
Bmutualistic symbionts.
Cherbivores.
Dparasitic symbionts.

In general, more complex animals are

AMore likely to rely on chemical digestion than to rely on mechanical digestion
Bmore likely to perform intracellular digestion than extracellular digestion
Cmore likely to have one body opening than to have two body openings
Dmore likely to have a digestion tract than to have a gastrovascular cavity

The cattle and the microorganisms are mutualistic symbionts. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B".

In general, more complex animals are more likely to have a digestion tract than to have a gastrovascular cavity. he correct option among all the options given is option "D".

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Answer: 1. B. mutualistic symbionts.

Explanation:

A mutualistic symbiotic relationship is the one in which the two species lives in close association and both of the species obtains the benefit of living together.

Cattle depend on microorganisms in their digestive tract to digest the cellulose in their diets is the example of mutualistic symbiotic relationship. This is due to the fact that cellulose is a biomolecule which is obtain in leafy diets of the cattles. This is difficult to digest by the digestive system of the body of these cattles therefore, the function of digestion is performed by the microbes present in the digestive tract. Both of the organisms attains nourishment after this process.

Answer: 2. D. more likely to have a digestion tract than to have a gastrovascular cavity.

The complex animals are expected to have a complex digestive system. The gastrovascular cavity secretes digestive juices which aids in the process of digestion.