- a
heterodont (from Gr****,
meaning 'different teeth') is an
animal which possesses more than a
single tooth morphology.
Human dentition is
heterodont and...
-
Rudists are a
group of
extinct box-, tube- or ring-shaped
marine heterodont bivalves belonging to the
order Hippuritida that
arose during the Late Jur****ic...
- and the
first lower molar teeth. Like most mammals, the
dentition is
heterodont,
though in some species, such as the
aardwolf (Proteles cristata), the...
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pairs of long and
slender teeth to each side of both jaws.
Dentition is
heterodont,
meaning that the
teeth differ in
shape and length, with
differing functions...
- is
characteristic of the Chamidae, the
jewel boxes.
Chamidae hinge The
heterodont hinge has two to
three wedge-shaped
cardinal teeth set in the
center near...
- of a duck. The
teeth vary
greatly between different genera. Many have
heterodont dentitions that vary in
shape across the jaw. Often,
there are
large canine-like...
- Spirula. The
teeth may be
homodont (i.e.
similar in form
across a row),
heterodont (otherwise), or
ctenodont (comb-like).
Their height,
width and number...
-
increase in the
diversity of
bivalve species occurred, and the dysodont,
heterodont, and
taxodont dentitions evolved. By the
Early Silurian, the
gills were...
- dentition,
whereas those whose teeth differ morphologically are said to have
heterodont dentition. The
dentition of
animals with two
successions of
teeth (deciduous...
-
collected by
Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden. The
teeth of
Deinodon were
slightly heterodont, and the
holotype of
Aublysodon can
probably be ****igned to Deinodon....
