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Mechanisms regulating niminant pan creatic exocilne function differ In some respects from those In nonniminants. This may affect the post-iumhial digestion of certain dietaly nutrients such as starch. Ruminants do not exhibit clearly defined cephalic and gastric phases of pancreatic regulation, a likely conse quence of the continuous nature of dlgesta flow from the ninien. Local neural reflexes and secrethi-medlated exo edna responses may be more Important than stimulation by cholecystoidnin. Additionally, the ruminant pancreas may be stimulated by shod-chain fatty acids pnxkiced In the nimen. A “nnninalphase― of pancreatic exocrine regulation has been proposed. The falkire of cattle to digest efficiently starch In the small intestine may resuft from an asynchrony between dellveiy of starch to the Intestinesand pancreaticamylaserelease.J. Nutr. 122: 191-202, 1992.