Thesaurus / carnassial
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The second is strong and essentially carnassial; it is compressed laterally and obliquely placed.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE MAMMALIA OF INDIA AND CEYLONROBERT A. STERNDALEThere is no carnassial tooth, and the teeth in other ways differ considerably from those of Carnivora vera.
THE VERTEBRATE SKELETONSIDNEY H. REYNOLDSIn the Creodonta there are no specially differentiated carnassial teeth.
THE VERTEBRATE SKELETONSIDNEY H. REYNOLDSThere is no special carnassial tooth, and the incisors are always fewer than 3/3.
THE VERTEBRATE SKELETONSIDNEY H. REYNOLDSThe carnassial tooth of the upper jaw has three lobes to the blade; that of the lower jaw is without an inner cusp.
THE CAMBRIDGE NATURAL HISTORY, VOL X., MAMMALIAFRANK EVERS BEDDARDThe molar is not so nearly in a line with the other teeth; the upper carnassial, moreover, has an inner tubercle.
THE CAMBRIDGE NATURAL HISTORY, VOL X., MAMMALIAFRANK EVERS BEDDARDThe molar is more in a line with the other teeth of the jaw, and the upper carnassial tooth has no inner tubercle.
THE CAMBRIDGE NATURAL HISTORY, VOL X., MAMMALIAFRANK EVERS BEDDARDThe upper carnassial tooth, however, is like that of Hyaena in having a strong inner cusp.
THE CAMBRIDGE NATURAL HISTORY, VOL X., MAMMALIAFRANK EVERS BEDDARDThe carnassial teeth are not typically developed, and the molars are broad and tuberculate.
THE CAMBRIDGE NATURAL HISTORY, VOL X., MAMMALIAFRANK EVERS BEDDARDThe carnassial tooth is less emphasised in this group than in the Cats.
THE CAMBRIDGE NATURAL HISTORY, VOL X., MAMMALIAFRANK EVERS BEDDARDWORDS RELATED TO CARNASSIAL
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