- salamanders,
including the mudpuppy, the
maxilla is
absent and
therefore the
vomerine teeth fulfill a
major functional role in the
upper jaw. In mammals, the...
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genera and
several extinct ones. The
common character of this
tribe is
vomerine septum that
completely separates the choana.
Phylogeny by
Gilbert et al...
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Salamanders have
three different sets of teeth: dentary, premaxillary, and
vomerine teeth,
which are
named due to
their location in the mouth. All the teeth...
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toads (Bufo spp.) have no teeth. In many
amphibians there are also
vomerine teeth attached to a
facial bone in the roof of the mouth. The
tiger salamander...
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Gymnothorax pikei, a
close relative that
lives Papua New Guinea. They have
fewer vomerine teeth. They also
reach a
maximum length of 80 cm. They can be
found in...
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largest frog in Australia. All
species have
visible tympanums,
maxillary and
vomerine teeth,
powerful legs, and
webbed feet. Meyer,
Edward A.; Hines,
Harry B...
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muscles to open and
close it. In the jaw were moderate-sized
palatal and
vomerine (upper) and
coronoid (lower) fangs, as well rows of
smaller teeth. This...
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distal expansions of the
fingers and toes and the
presence of
protruding vomerine teeth. Like
other brachycephaloid frogs,
Urkuphryne individuals mature...
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along the belly. The
lower jaw
projects slightly,
there are
seldom any
vomerine teeth on the roof of the
mouth and the hind edge of the gill
covers is...
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frogs lack
teeth in the
lower jaw. In many amphibians,
there are also
vomerine teeth attached to the bone in the roof of the mouth. The
mouths of reptiles...
