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What is diphyodonty?

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What is it called when mammals have two different sets of teeth during their lifetimes?

The phenomenon where mammals have two different sets of teeth during their lifetimes is called "diphyodonty." Most mammals, including humans, first develop a set of primary teeth (also known as baby teeth) that are eventually replaced by a permanent set of adult teeth. This process allows for growth and adaptation of the teeth to the changing size and shape of the jaw.


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