There are over 100 species of monkeys.
The common chimpanzee has 32.
(8 teeth X 4 quadrants)
Each quadrant of their mouth have:
2 incisors - 1 canine - 2 premolars - 3 molars
All Old World monkeys, apes, and humans share this 2.1.2.3 dental formula.
New World Monkeys have an extra premolar, giving them a 2.1.3.3 formula. Marmosets and tamarins, the smallest of these monkeys do not have a third molar, giving them a 2.1.3.2 dental formula.
It depends on the primate! The primitive condition for primates, observed in prosimiians and New World monkeys, is a dental formula of 2-1-3-3 (incisors, canines, premolars and molars found in one quadrant of a mouth). They have 36 teeth. Old World monkeys and apes have 32 teeth (under normal conditions--that is, without wisdom teeth being removed and such) because their dental formula is 2-1-2-3.
i think a monkey has the 5 less then the human body dose>
The common chimpanzee has 32 teeth. All Old World monkeys share the same dental formula as humans. The New World monkeys have an extra premolar.
Well it depends on what kind of monkey you are talking about. Some monkeys have all their teeth sharp. Some monkeys have teeth like humans such as apes.
85 your face
how many sets of teeth do monkeys have
simple 32
32
32
Not all monkeys are dangerous; but most species are agile and fast or stronger for their size than humans ...or both together. Many of them also have sharp teeth and/or claws.
I assume you mean teeth... They have 32 teeth..!
They don't
Like humans, monkeys have flat teeth designed for crushing plants, not meat. A bite from this animal may hurt though.
ALL monkeys bite. Notice the teeth, please.
Because their diet
no but they are smooth not sharp
nails and teeth
baboons!!
yes
Because that's just how they are.
Baboons certainly have vicious-looking teeth, and large canine teeth, but no, they are monkeys.