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An animal with a large appendix is a vegetarian. The food slowly digests in the appendix. A horse is such an animal.

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What can you infer about an animal that has a large appendix?

You can infer that the animal is an omnivore that lives in a harsh climate that picks up any Food that is available for them. It doesn't have a strict diet. It means that over the years they have evolved to have a larger appendix to deal with digesting the newer and unknown foods that they find


What animal has a appendix?

Humans


What are diet for appendectomy?

diet are green vegetable and other appendix, prefer pancreas


How large is the appendix?

large kitten sized


Can diet replace an appendix?

No. The vermiform appendix is a vestigual growth on the intestinal tract that, once removed, does not return.


What sentence can you make with the word appendix?

The man had to go to the hospital to have his appendix removed. The book had a large appendix of information.


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The appendix is a flap on the large intestine. It serves almost no purpose.


Is appendix a part of small intestine?

No, the appendix can be found off the large intestine.


What is an appendix in english?

an Appendix is the Small organ attached your large inteStine. it has no main use.


What would an animal eat if it had very large cuspids and incisors?

An animal that has large cuspids and incisors is a carnivore, meaning its diet consists primarily of meat. Carnivores typically have sharp, large canines as well.


Where is the appendix on the human body?

The appendix is in the lower right abdomen, attached to the proximal end of the large intestine.


Appendix recovery- can you eat?

There are no diet restrictions after having your appendix removed. A person usually can return to their regular activities within 3 weeks.