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Homodont
1 type of tooth (Sharks, Crocodiles )
Heterodont
more than 1 kind of tooth
Diphyodonty
2 sets of teeth within a lifetime (deciduous/milk teeth & adult teeth)
Hypsodont
high crowned, shallow roots (if any)
Brachyodont
short crowned, deep roots
Incisors, Canines, Premolars, Molars
4 Basic Tooth Types
Zalambdodont
V-Shaped; selenodons
Dilambdodont
W-shaped, most insectivore groups; moles
Selenodont
crescent-shaped ridges, herbivores; artiodactyls
Bunodont
Basic pattern w/ low rounded cusps, omnivores; primates
Lophodont
fused cusps forming long ridges, herbivores; perissodactyls
Loxodont
extreme lophpdonty, washboard; elephants
Carnassial pair
last upper premolar and first lower molar developed to slice meat
Rodent teeth
specialized incisors for gnawing
Below the enamel, similar to bone, but not as hard as enamel
Dentin surrounds the pulp cavity (filled with pulp)
An additional layer of bony material surrounding the root
Differences between marsupials and placentals
Marsupials have large palatine vacuities and angular process inflects medially