Species | Deciduous Teeth | Permanent Teeth |
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Horse | ||
Cowc Sheep Goat | ||
Pig | ||
Dog | ||
Cat |
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a Canine teeth usually appear only in male horses; the canine teeth are usually regressed or absent in mares. | ||
b Small premolars (wolf teeth) are often present, especially in the upper jaw but may be present in the mandible and may be unilateral or bilateral. | ||
c The canine tooth of domestic ruminants has commonly been counted as a fourth incisor. d The maxillary second premolar and maxillary and first molar can be absent in some cats. Dc = Deciduous canine. Di = Deciduous incisor. Dp = Deciduous premolar. C = Canine. I = Incisor. M = Molar. P = premolar. |