The difference between the ruminant and pseudoruminant digestive system is that

a. the pseudoruminant stomach lacks the omasum.
b. the pseudoruminant stomach lacks the pregastric region.
c. the pseudoruminant stomach lacks the reticulum.
d. the pseudoruminant stomach has four compartments.
e. the pseudoruminant reticulum is the site of nutrient absorption.


A

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