In vegetarians, caecum is _______.
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absent
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short
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much larger
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not distinct
C
Correct answer
Explanation
In herbivorous mammals including vegetarians, the caecum is much larger compared to carnivores or omnivores because it houses cellulose-digesting bacteria. This enlargement is an adaptation for plant-based diets requiring extended fermentation of fibrous material. The caecum is not absent, distinct, or short in vegetarians - it's actually prominent.