1
Q
homodont
A
contain teeth that are similar in shape
2
Q
examples of homodonts
A
fish and reptiles
3
Q
heterdonts
A
animals that possess numerous tooth types, each with a unique function
4
Q
examples of heterodonts
A
mammals
5
Q
incisors
A
mostly anteriorly located in the jaw; smooth cutting edge for cutting and snipping (initial bite)
6
Q
canines
A
paired teeth located on each side of the jaw; sharp, pointed edge for stabbing/tearing; ideal for killing prey and are prominent in carnivores
7
Q
premolars/molars
A
paired teeth located on each side of the jaw; broad surface with 2 or 3 ridges for grinding and crushing food, especially plant material
8
Q
herbivores
A
primarily eat plants
9
Q
omnivores
A
eat meat and plants
10
Q
carnivores
A
primarily eat meat
