caeca (Meaning)
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caeca (n. pl.)
See Caecum.
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caeca (pl.)
of Caecum
Synonyms & Antonyms of caeca
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caeca Sentence Examples
- The caeca are blind pouches found in the digestive tracts of many animals.
- Caeca play a role in the digestion and absorption of nutrients in certain organisms.
- Birds often have well-developed caeca, aiding in the breakdown of cellulose from plant material.
- Some fish species have caeca that help in the digestion of food particles.
- The caeca in rabbits are important for the fermentation of cellulose in their diet.
- The digestive system of earthworms includes a pair of caeca that extend from the intestine.
- Caeca in insects can serve various functions, including storing food and aiding in digestion.
- The caeca in humans are vestigial structures, believed to be remnants of evolution.
- The anatomy of the caeca varies among species depending on their dietary needs.
- Researchers study the morphology and function of caeca to understand their evolutionary significance.
FAQs About the word caeca
See Caecum., of Caecum
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The caeca are blind pouches found in the digestive tracts of many animals.
Caeca play a role in the digestion and absorption of nutrients in certain organisms.
Birds often have well-developed caeca, aiding in the breakdown of cellulose from plant material.
Some fish species have caeca that help in the digestion of food particles.
