Day 3 Herbivore Dentition

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upper jaw is wider than lower jaw. True/false

true

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Upper cheek teeth are wider than lower cheek teeth. True/false

true

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Where does the TMJ joint sit?

above occlusal surface

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What allows for lateral motion when chewing?

meniscus of TMJ joint

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How do herbivores chew?

on one side with grinding motion

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What is the purpose of the incisors?

cut/rip grass and foods, fighting in some species (I3 in new world camelids)

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In herbivores, the deciduous teeth are brachydont or hypsodont?

brachydont

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In ruminants and pigs, what tooth type are permanent incisors?

brachydont

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In horses and camelids, what tooth type are permanent incisors?

hypsodont

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What tooth type are canines in ruminants?

brachydont (identical to incisors)

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What tooth type are canines in horses?

brachyodont

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Are canines present in males and females?

full eruption in males only

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What tooth type are canines in camelids?

hypsodont

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What tooth type are canines in pigs?

hypsodont (sometimes forming tusks)

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Do boar tusks stop growing?

no

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Horses premolars and molars are hypsodont, and erupt gradually as what occurs?

worn down occlusal surface

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In horses 2 infundibula are present in what teeth?

maxillary

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Ruminants have infundibula in what teeth?

upper and lower cheek teeth

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How can you identify brachydont deciduous teeth?

white, fine lines on labial side, definite neck

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When do deciduous incisors erupt in horses?

6 days, 6 weeks, 6 months

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When do permanent incisors replace deciduous in horses?

2.5 years, 3.5 years, 4.5 years

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When does the canine erupt in horses?

age 5

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Where do wolf teeth erupt?

most commonly maxilla, occasionally mandible

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Is the development of wolf teeth sex-specific?

no

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What is the nomenclature for the wolf tooth?

5 (105, 205, 305, 405)

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what clues do you have to the age of a horse once all permanent teeth are present?

flat shape of occlusal surface, absence of cups, angle of incisors

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At approximately what age does a dental star appear on the occlusal surface?

9

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At approximately what age will the cups be gone?

7

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As horses age, the occlusal surface becomes more _______________ (shape).

triangular

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How many premolars do horses have?

3 (on each side)

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How many molars do horses have?

3 (on each side)

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Equine dental formula

I3/3, C1/1, P3-4/3, M3/3