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Lily stretches, yawns, shows me the length of her yellow canines and the big crushing molars in back.
They have extremely strong jaws and wide, flat molars to chew tough vegetation such as tree bark and orchid bulbs.
The height of the molar crowns increased, as did the number of enamel plates in the molars, and the tooth enamel thinned.
The points of the molars fit the grooves of the opposite molar.
Early humans had to chew a lot of plants to get enough calories to survive, making another row of molars helpful.
Plus he broke the bridge on his molars the first night out while chewing up one of the lollipops he'd brought along for energy.
Wisdom teeth, also called third molars, can be a major breeding ground for the bacteria that cause periodontal disease.
In the first six years, the animals' low-crowned molars wear away rapidly and reveal so-called compensatory shearing blades.
The stress caused them to grind their canines and molars.
The team, seen inset surrounding the tusks, also uncovered some of the animal's leg bones and parts of a jaw with molars.
They also looked at similar chemistry in a few of the skeletons' molars.
In particular, eutherians have fewer molars than metatherians.
Their molars suggested they were five and eight years old when they died.
The appearance of normal teeth varies, especially the molars.
Twice for leg surgery, once for the removal of some impacted molars.
Sauropods did not have robust batteries of molars to chew their food.
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