-
degree of
feeding and or
hunting specialization in a species. In contrast,
homodont or
isodont dentition refers to a set of
teeth that
possess the same tooth...
- in
certain octopus species and is
absent in Spirula. The
teeth may be
homodont (i.e.
similar in form
across a row),
heterodont (otherwise), or ctenodont...
- are very similar. They are
small and conical,
meaning mudpuppies are
homodonts due to
their similar shape. The
common mudpuppy never leaves its aquatic...
-
teeth are
specialised for
eating insects. In pinnipeds, the
teeth are
homodont as they have
evolved to
grasp or
catch fish, and the ch****
teeth are often...
- surangular, and
angular bones. The
teeth of
Velociraptor were
fairly homodont (equal in shape) and had
several denticles (serrations), each more strongly...
-
upper jaw, so they are
hidden when the jaws are closed.
Crocodilians are
homodonts,
meaning each of
their teeth are of the same type; they do not have different...
-
cladistic analysis support for this grouping. The
teeth of
Chilcacetus are
homodont in nature, and the
rostrum is long. The
presence of a
cavity between nasals...
- the same type, such as most non-mammalian vertebrates, are said to have
homodont dentition,
whereas those whose teeth differ morphologically are said to...
-
consistent in size and
shape with only
minor differences throughout the jaws (
homodont)
except for the
smaller pterygoid teeth. The
number of
teeth in the maxillae...
- teeth: incisors, canines,
premolars and molars, as
opposed to the
uniform (
homodont)
teeth of most reptiles. This
enabled them to chew and
therefore process...
