Discussion
The 'honeycomb - like' appearance of mucosa is observed in:
Answer: B
The honeycomb pattern is seen in the reticulum.
The reticulum, the second compartment of the ruminant stomach, has a mucosa raised into ridges that form a network of four- to six-sided cells, like a honeycomb.
The rumen is lined by tongue-like papillae, the omasum by many parallel leaves (laminae), which is why it is called the 'book', and the jejunum is part of the small intestine, lined with villi.
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