Sentences with CAECA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The caeca are two blind pouches near the junction of small and large intestines in many vertebrates."
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"These caeca are capable of undergoing hypertrophy in disease."
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"The caeca are involved in the digestion and absorption of nutrients."
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"In some animals, the caeca store and ferment food."
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"The caeca of birds are often highly developed and assist in their unique digestion process."
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"The caeca of amphibians serve as a storage site for bile."
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"The caeca of snakes are long and coiled."
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"The caeca of rabbits help in the digestion of cellulose."
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"The caeca of insects play a role in digestion and water reabsorption."
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"The presence of caeca in herbivorous animals allows them to extract more nutrients from their food."
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"Many species of fish possess caeca that aid in their digestion."
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"The larger caeca of herbivorous birds allow them to efficiently process plant material."
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"The caeca of reptiles can be quite variable in size and shape."
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"The caeca of marsupials are positioned more towards the end of the digestive tract."
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"Certain microorganisms reside in the caeca and aid in the breakdown of complex molecules."
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"The caeca of crocodilians are simple and short compared to their overall gut length."
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"The paedomorphic caeca of some salamanders serve as defense mechanisms."
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"In some species, the caeca can regenerate after injury."
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"The caeca are rudimentary digestive organs found in some species of animals."
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"Some insects have caeca that aid in the digestion of cellulose."
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"The caeca of chickens are important for the absorption of nutrients."
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"Snakes have caeca that contribute to their ability to digest large meals."
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"The caeca of rabbits play a role in the fermentation of ingested food."
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"The caeca of certain species of turtles contain symbiotic bacteria."
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"Some mammals have vestigial caeca that no longer serve a functional purpose."
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"The presence of caeca can vary greatly among different animal taxa."
