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The toothcomb in primates refers to a specialized dental structure found in certain species, particularly in lemurs and lorises. It consists of closely spaced, forward-projecting incisors and canines that are used for grooming, feeding, and social interaction. This adaptation allows these primates to efficiently remove parasites and debris from their fur, promoting hygiene and social bonding within groups.

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