DescriptionCarnassial teeth of Carnivora.jpg Left lower sectorial or carnassial teeth of Carnivora. I, Felis; II, Canis; III, Herpestes; IV, Lutra; V...
DescriptionEB1911 Carnivora Fig. 2 - Left lower sectorial or carnassial teeth.jpg English: Carnivora Fig. 2 - Left lower sectorial or carnassial teeth, Encyclopædia...
DescriptionEB1911 Carnivora Fig. 1 - Left upper sectorial or carnassial teeth.jpg English: Carnivora Fig. 1 - Left upper sectorial or carnassial teeth, Encyclopædia...
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corresponding lower carnassial tooth. The rest of the skull is very robust and impressive, like the teeth. I should have included a photo of the sagittal crest...
In these animals there is no special sectorialor carnassial (flesh-cutting tooth) near the back of thejaw, and the whole dentition is very similar to...
9. UPPER AND LOWER TEETH OF TRICENTES Represents the most primitive type of teeth of the Carnivora, with no specialized carnassials. Natural size OXYCL^NID^...
fewer lower molars, amounting to 40 teeth rather than the more usual 42 of other species. Its lower carnassials also sport only one cusp (two is more...
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