Anatomy and Physiology of Farm Animals

The largest incisors in the animal kingdom are found in elephants, for tusks are actually giant incisors. Sloths have no incisors at all, and sheep have no incisors in the upper jaw (see diagram above). Instead there is a horny pad against which the bottom incisors cut. The canines or ‘wolf-teeth’ are long, cone-shaped teeth…

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