In this chapter, and in Problem 10.1, we analyzed the metabolic responses early and late (data in Table D-27, Appendix D) after a meal that dogs ate normally, but had their stomachs bypassed, or did...

In this chapter, and in Problem 10.1, we analyzed the metabolic responses early and late (data in Table D-27, Appendix D) after a meal that dogs ate normally, but had their stomachs bypassed, or did not eat, but had food placed directly into their stomachs. Combine these two data sets and use a two-way analysis to reanalyze the data. Does your answer agree with the conclusions reached by considering the results of the two separate oneway analyses? Which method is preferable?

Problem 10.1

In this chapter, we analyzed the metabolic rate response early after different methods of eating in dogs. The investigators also analyzed the metabolic rate later after the different types of eating. These data are in Table D-27, Appendix D. A. Analyze them the same way we did the early metabolic rate response. B. Are any of the conclusions different from before? C. Putting the results of these two separate analyses together, what can you say about the physiology of eating in terms of the control of the early and late phases of digestion?

Table D-27