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diphoodont
two sets of teeth
monophodont
one set of teeth
hererodont
differ in size
molariform
premolars and molars group name
diastema
the space between the incisors and the check teeth
incisor
unicuspid tooth with a single root, most anterior
premaxilla & dentary
canine
unicuspid tooth with single root, posterior to the incisors
maxilla
premolar
multicuspid tooth, posterior to the canine teeth, have deciduous predecessors
molar
multicuspid tooth, posterior to premolars, not deciduous, have larger and more cusps
brachyodont
low-crowned cheek teeth with deep roots (humans, pigs, tapirs)
hypsodont
high-crowned cheek teeth with short roots (horse, cattle, elephants)
Carnassial pair
shearing teeth found in Carnivora consisting of the last upper premolar and first lower molar.
homodont
all teeth are alike in shape (toothed whales)
heterodont
teeth vary in shape and size (humans)