The submaxillary glands, located at the lower jaw angles and opening via Wharton’s ducts under the tongue near the lower incisors, are found in most mammals but are absent in rabbits and horses, and primarily produce mucus in saliva.

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Incorrect. The statement is false because submaxillary glands are present in rabbits and horses as well, and they secrete a mixed type of saliva, not just mucus.

The submaxillary glands, located at the lower jaw angles and opening via Wharton’s ducts under the tongue near the lower incisors, are found in most mammals but are absent in rabbits and horses, and primarily produce mucus in saliva.

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