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Joshi, H.; Deora, K.S.; Mathur, R.; Thanvi, P.
Dentition of tiger
2008  Indian Veterinary Journal (85): 562-563

Dentition of the mammals consists of two dental arches, but the shape, arrangement and number of teeth varies from species to species. Among mammals in general, the dentition of particular groups is highly characteristics and is, therefore, an important criterion for identification and classification. Also because of their permanence, teeth are among the most important palaeontological finds.

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