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How many canines are in a head?
45, because a pack is 5 and 9 x 5 equals 45
How do the size and shape of human canines compare with chimp canines?
canines are like doges
HOW MANY CANINES DO HERBIVOURES ANIMALS HAVE?
Herbivorous animals typically have few to no canines. Unlike carnivores, which use canines for tearing flesh, herbivores have evolved to have flat teeth, such as molars and premolars, which are better suited for grinding plant material. Some herbivores, like pigs, may have reduced or modified canines, but they generally do not rely on them for feeding. Overall, the presence of canines in herbivores is minimal compared to carnivorous species.
What is a anterior tooth?
the canines and the teeth between the canines
Where do canines live?
Canines live everywhere there are dogs.
How do you treat canines with mouth sores?
You need to contact your Vet about this as it may be infection related.
What is the study of canines called?
Cynology is the study of canines and domestic dogs.
Are foxes canines or felines?
Foxes are canines.
Why sheep have no canines?
Only carnivores (meat eating animals) have canines
Why do sheep have canines?
Only carnivores (meat eating animals) have canines
What are the teeth that tear food called?
It will depend on how they eat and whether they are primarily hunters or scavengers.Carnivores will generally have larger canines and fewer molars and premolars. Their premolars and molars will generally be used for crushing bones or tearing meat - not for grinding like in a herbivore. Therefore they may have a different structure. They will also still have incisors at the front - for grabbing on to the meat.
What do molars insicors and canines do?
Canines cut. Molars chew. And incisors tear
