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Which of the following structures is on the horse's left side and back near their flank? (Hint: This is an internal structure, but if you could see through the horse, this is approximately where it would sit.) Cecum Laminae Margo Plicatus Pelvic Flexure (Junction of the left ventral and dorsal colons)
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