What kinds of teeth would you expect to find in the skull of a herbivore? O no molars, sharp canines O both molars and canines no molars, flat grinding canines no canines, flat, grinding molars

Q: ne dentition of

A: Dentition means the formation of teeth and their placement in the mouth It refers to the…

Q: The teeth that are best adapted for grasping andtearing food are the .a. incisorsb. caninesc.…

A: Teeth in oral cavity help in mastication processes such as cutting, grasping, puncturing, tearing…

Q: The numerous finger like projections in small intesestine is called as?

A: Small intestine is an essential part of the gastrointestinal tract present between the stomach and…

Q: Explain why your stomach might make growling noises when youskip a meal.

A: The digestive tract consists of mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine. The…

Q: How many premolars in the dental formula for prosimians and New World Monkeys (NWMs)?

A: Primate dentition reveals information about the foods monkeys consume. The dental formula is one of…

Q: Chyme and bolus are completely digested food O True False

A: Bolus is chewed food mixed with saliva.  Chyme is the food under the digestion process in the…

Q: How many teeth the human have

A: Teeth can be defined as the hard, tough structures found on the jaws and in or around the mouth and…

Q: What is the difference between dental plaque and tartar?

A: The teeth is present in the buccal cavity. Tooth has different parts in it. The teeth is placed in…

Q: What Good Are Wisdom Teeth and Ostrich Wings?

A: Vestigial structures are organisms’ anatomical structures that are considered to have lost their…

Q: Describe the functions of the four kinds of vertebrate teeth.

A: Introduction: Teeth in mammals are of four different types namely, Canines, Incisors, Molars, and…

Q: What are the types of vertebrate teeth and mention their functions?

A: Introduction: Mammals possess four different types of teeth. For human beings, the dental formula is…

Q: The stomach wall secretes ______ to break down food.   What protects the stomach lining so it’s…

A: The entry of the food into the body takes place through the mouth which then travels through the…

Q: Composition of the Digestive System of Rabbit

A: Rabbits and horses share similar types of digestive compositions and parts.

Q: Choose the correct description for tongue. O A sensory organ that processes different smells. A…

A: These five classic sensory organs aid in the perception of sound (ears), light (eyes), smell (nose),…

Q: What kind of dentition do new world monkeys have? What kind of food do they eat and how do their…

A: New World monkeys have a distinct dentition compared to Old World monkeys (apes and humans…

Q: What do horses diets consist of and how do their teeth relate to it.

A: The question aims to understand the diet of horses and how their dental structure supports their…

Q: How many teeth are in the upper Jew of a dog

A: The number of teeth in a dog's mouth changes as he grows from a puppy to an adult dog. When food…

Q: Birds do not have teeth. Do you think they have adaptations to processing different types of food,…

A: Almost all classes of vertebrates have teeth except the birds. Teeth in vertebrates are bony…

Q: Which of the following teeth are only found in permanent dentition  1. cuspid (canine) tooth 2.…

A: Permanent dentition: a. The formation of permanent dentition was described by Schour and Massler in…

Q: Table 13.5. Comparison of vertebrate characteristics. Agnatha Chondrichthyes Osteichthyes Amphibia…

A: Classification of organisms play a significant role in understanding their evolution and adaptation.

Q: How does human anatomy indicate that our primate ancestors were not strict vegetarians?

A: To answer this question we must have knowledge about human anatomy.

Q: What is the Phenotype of Rr? Cannot Roll Tongue Can Roll Tongue

A: Answer :- The Phenotype of Rr would able to roll tongue and 1/4th individual cannot roll tongue but…

Q: A flat and uneven teeth used for grinding and crushing food animals?

A: teeth is hardest part in the body of any animal.

Q: Why are paleontologists excited to find teeth in the fossil record? Name three pieces of information…

A: By researching or studying fossil records we learn how long life has existed on Earth  as well as…

Q: Besides the small intestine, what else has a structural adaptation that maximizes surface area…

A: An organ system is a group of organs that work together to perform one or more functions. Each does…

Q: Starting as an adaptation for (what process/action), jaws developed from modification of (name the…

A: Starting as an adaption for  eating  , jaws developed from modification of  pharyngeal arches  .The…

Q: Endoskeletons of skates, rays, and sharks are made up mostly of:

A: Endoskeleton An endoskeleton is located within the body's interior; it furnishes structural support…

Q: How many deciduous teeth does a normal 5-year-old child have?

A: The human dentition appears in two sets- primary (appearing at 6 months of age) and secondary…

Q: All three roots of the maxillary second molar can be seen when the tooth is viewed from the:

A: The maxillary first molar is the first permanent tooth to emerge from the oral cavity, making it…

Q: The crowns of all posterior teeth are tipped mesially to the long axes of the roots. True O False

A: The posterior teeth refer to the group of premolars and molars. The posterior teeth are located at…

Q: What is the difference between pre-gastric and post-gastric fermenters? Give examples of animals…

A: In creatures that utilization foregut (a.k.a. pre-gastric) fermentation, the stomach is altered into…

Q: If a mammal has the following dentition formula: 5.1.3.4 4.1.3.4 then they possess 3 molars on their…

A: Dentistry is a science that focuses on the teeth, gums, and mouth. It involves the study, diagnosis,…

Q: Humans normally have teeth in their maxillae than in their mandibles. more fewer O the same number…

A: The oral or buccal cavity of vertebrates contains unique masticatory organs called teeth. Teeth are…

Q: ameloblast lay down fibers which begin to calcify and form dentin ? ameloblast secret the enamel…

A: All of this statement based on formation of dental cavity and tooth. Where ameloblast is the group…

Q: Direction: Provide answer below. It's not incomplete. Thank you in advance. -As the surroundings…

A: Scientists have a relatively detailed fossil document for the advancement of the horse. It indicates…

Q: We usually think of jaws as structure whose original function was biting. What might have been a…

A: The jaw is any opposable articulated structure at the entrance of the mouth, typically used for…

Q: Do you believe it would have been preferable if our teeth were simply comprised of enamel, with no…

A: The majority of the dental hard tissue is dentin, which covers the dental delicate tissue lying at…

Q: True or False: Only mammals masticate (thoroughly chew) to grind up food prior to swallowing. True…

A: Primates:  A diverse group of mammals are called primates. The lemurs, galagos, and lorisids are…

Q: What kind of dentition do old world monkeys have? What kind of food do they eat and how do their…

A: Old World monkeys typically have a dental formula of 2:1:2:3 in each half of the jaw, giving them a…

Q: Chiroptera skull and dentition characteristics Be sure to note if incisors (upper/lower), canines,…

A: Here we need to answer and it will provide information on the skull and dental characteristics of a…

Q: What is the main function of the intestinal villi? O Produce pepsin. O Increase surface area.…

A: The small intestine is the major organ in the gut where most of the nutrients and minerals…

Q: the function A hole for nerves A hole for food A hole for glands

A: A foramina is an opening allowing for the passage of structures from one to another region.

Q: List down the characteristics of mandibular lateral and central incisors per surface

A: Introduction: Mandibular incisors correspond to maxillary incisors and are part of the mandibular…