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Ruminant vs Nonruminant Anatomy by andry pratama is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses the anatomy and diets of different livestock animals. It explains that cattle are ruminants that eat grasses and minerals. Their complex stomach contains bacteria that help digest the grass. Pigs are nonruminants that eat a varied diet of plants, roots, and some animal matter. They digest food directly without bacteria. The document compares the guts and diets of ruminants like cattle and nonruminants like pigs. It describes the different parts of their digestive systems and how diet
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- andry pratama
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- EN