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Canines, also known as cuspids, are pointed teeth located in the front of the mouth, adjacent to the incisors. In humans, there are typically four canines—two on the top (maxillary) and two on the bottom (mandibular). They play a crucial role in tearing food and maintaining the structure of the dental arch. If you're asking about a specific context, please provide more details!
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How do the size and shape of human canines compare with chimp canines?
canines are like doges
Where do canines live?
Canines live everywhere there are dogs.
What is a anterior tooth?
the canines and the teeth between the 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
Are foxes canines or felines?
Foxes are canines.
What is the study of canines called?
Cynology is the study of canines and domestic dogs.
What do molars insicors and canines do?
Canines cut. Molars chew. And incisors tear
Why is the domestic dog species is canines?
Because wolves are there ancestors and wolves are canines
How many canines are there?
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What are cat fangs called?
Cats have a kind of teeth called Canines. Humans have them too!
How large specifically are a Bengal tigers canines?
The canines can be up to five inches, though four inches is the normal length.The canines have to be large,because a tiger takes down animals as big as buffalo.The canines meet in the neck,severing the cervical bones.
