Multiple choice

monogastric animals such as horses and rabbits able to digest roughage and other fibrous feed

  1. Ruminent Carnivore

  2. Omnivore

  3. Nonruminent Herbivore

  4. Ruminent
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Nonruminant herbivores, such as horses and rabbits, possess a simple monogastric stomach but are capable of digesting fibrous roughage through hindgut fermentation. Ruminants also digest fiber but have complex multi-chambered stomachs, while carnivores and omnivores do not primarily rely on digesting large amounts of roughage.

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