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Competition Science Vision
Secodont — Carnivorous mammals have last premolars in each upper half-jaw
and corresponding first lower molars, which form sharp cutting cusps for tearing
cutting flesh. This condition is secodont, also called carnassial teeth. 5.
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Competition Science Vision
Secodont — Carnivorous mammals have last premolars in each upper half-jaw
and corresponding first lower molars, which form sharp cutting cusps for tearing
cutting flesh. This condition is secodont, also called carnassial teeth. 5.
A-Trlconodont,B-Trltuberculate,C-Bunodont(molarinV.S.), D-Secodont (
carnassial teeth), E - Hypsodont, F - Hypsodont molar in V.S., G - Brachyodont, H
- Surface view of crown o. brachyodont molar, I - Lophodont in surface view.
Dr. M. C. Bhatnagar, Dr. Geeta Bansal
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Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary
See dental interlock. secodont t.see secodont. sectorialt. a cutting tooth.See
carnassialtooth. selenodont t.see selenodont. sharp t. the edges of molar teeth
inthe horse which require frequent rasping becauseoftheinjury that they might ...
Virginia P. Studdert, Clive C. Gay, Douglas C. Blood,
2011
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Modern Text Book of Zoology: Vertebrates
R. L. Kotpal. cat beer last upper premolars first lower molars denticulate crown
CARNASSIAL TEETH SECODONT A low rounded cusps on crown neck root
BUNODONT man or monkey molar in V. S. ...
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Competition Science Vision
Secodont — Carnivorous mammals have last premolars in each upper half-jaw
and corresponding first lower molars, which form sharp cutting cusps for tearing
cutting flesh. This condition is secodont, also called carnassial teeth. 5.
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Mammal Teeth: Origin, Evolution, and Diversity
Cheek-tooth forms in various mammals: A, secodont carnassial of a lion,
Panthera leo; B, plagiaulacoid premolar of a musky ratkangaroo (
Hypsiprymnodon moschatus); C, bilophodont molar of a tapir (Tapirus indicus); D
, bunodont molar of a ...
is the case ; (c) that the molar patterns of each group have been independently
derived from a secodont type, like that seen in Perameles Doreyana. On
comparing the mclars of P ' hascolarctus with those of the polyprotodonts, it will
be seen ...
Linnean Society of London,
1907
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On the evolution of the Australian Marsupialia with remarks ...
is the case; (c) that the molar patterns of each group have been independently
derived from a secodont type, like that seen in Perameles Doreyana. On
comparing the molars of Phascolarctus with those of the polyprotodonts, it will be
seen that ...
Benjamin Arthur Bensley,
1903
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Transactions of the Linnean Society of London: Zoology
is the case ; (c) that the molar patterns of each group have been independently
derived from a secodont type, like that seen in Perameles Doreyana. On
comparing the molars of Phascolarctus with those of the polyprotodonts, it will be
seen ...
Linnean Society of London,
1907