Fermentation occurs on the Cecum and colon.

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Fermentation occurs on the Cecum and colon.

Mouth -> esophagus-> stomach -> DJI-> Cecum -> Right ventral colon -> sternal flexure -> Left ventral colon -> Pelvic Flexure -> Left dorsal colon ->diaphragmatic flexure-> right dorsal colon -> Transverse colon-> small colon-> Rectum-> out

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