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The Giant Panda
Pandas digest about 20% of what they eat. (Cattle, for example, digest 60% of their ...
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Woodchucks in Kansas
Kansas. Their gnawing activity wears down their constantly-growing incisor teeth. They live in underground dens, where they hibernate in winter. While hibernating, their heart rate ...
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Beavers in Kansas
Most Kansas beavers live in bank burrows along streams and rivers. Beavers have large, orange incisor teeth and strong jaws. They have large, webbed hind feet, a horizontally flattened, scaly tail and ...
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Commensal Rodents
Norway and roof rats are similar. Both are good swimmers; because their front incisor teeth grow an average of 5 inches a year, they gnaw almost constantly to keep them ...
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Animal Bones: identifying animal remains
Mammals---U.S. Geological Survey Deer A deer skull Description: Note the absence of upper incisor teeth. Photo Credits: Dallas Virchow Another view. Description: This top view shows the distinct suture joints ...
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Beaver, Castor canadensis, damage management and control information
It has a valvular nose and ears, and lips that close behind the four large incisor teeth. Each of the four feet have five digits, with the hind feet webbed between digits ... of danger by abruptly slapping the surface of the water. The beaver's large front (incisor) teeth, bright orange on the front, grow continuously throughout its life. These incisors are beveled so ...
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Mooseworld, Moose Biology with Kristine Bontaites
Finally some people hung moose calf teeth around the necks of teething children (perhaps the precursor to teething ... as possibly talismanic symbols. Finally some people hung moose calf teeth around the necks of teething children (perhaps the precursor to ...
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Thylacoleo - Introducing Thylacoleo carnifex (page 1)
To understand why the argument ensued we must investigate the teeth of this amazing mammal. The prominent front two teeth, the incisors, are characteristic of marsupials of the order Diprotodonta, ... these sources'. Additional problems with the carnivore hypothesis arose from an examination of the large incisor teeth set together at the front of the jaw, forming a structure similar to the ...
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Thylacoleo - Introducing Thylacoleo carnifex (page 2)
Thylacoleo teeth were similar to those present on the teeth of known carnivores but were not like those seen on herbivore teeth. They resolved that the mandibular (lower) teeth retained a stabbing ... the fine serrated enamel margins of the teeth, which generate an effect similar to the cutting edge of a steak knife. The enormous upper incisor teeth are well preserved and plainly visible in ...
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African Elephant
In both sexes, the two incisor teeth of the upper jaw grow to form tusks, and it is for this ivory, used ...
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