- of four like
ruminants. The
Hippopotamidae (comprising hippopotamuses) are well-known examples. Pseudoruminants, like
traditional ruminants, are foregut...
- America. The
ruminants (Ruminantia)
consist of six families: The
mouse deer (Tragulidae) are the
smallest and most
primitive even-toed-
ruminants; they inhabit...
- in
ruminants.
Herbivores digest cellulose by
microbial fermentation.
Monogastric herbivores which can
digest cellulose nearly as well as
ruminants are...
-
peste des pe****
ruminants (PPR), is a
contagious disease primarily affecting goats and sheep; however,
camels and wild
small ruminants can also be affected...
- In
ruminant livestock, the
cause of
clinically serious lactic acidosis is
different from the
causes described above. In
domesticated ruminants, lactic...
-
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Alexandra (10
January 2025). "Jethro Tull:
Curious Ruminant-Album angekündigt". Rock Hard.
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February 2025. "Music Gold Record...
- of
oleic acid are
produced by
microorganisms in the
rumens of
ruminants. Non-
ruminants,
including humans,
produce certain isomers of CLA from
trans isomers...
-
reticulorumen of a
ruminant. Cud is
produced during the
physical digestive process of rumination. The
alimentary canal of
ruminants, such as cattle, giraffes...
-
ancestor could be
closer to the non-
ruminants than the
ruminants.
Andromeryx is
another prominent prehistoric ruminant, but
appears to be
closer to the tragulids...
- is the
largest stomach compartment in
ruminants. The
rumen and the
reticulum make up the
reticulorumen in
ruminant animals. The
diverse microbial communities...
