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incisor

noun as in tooth

noun as in tooth

noun as in tusk

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Based on the emergence of its baby incisor teeth, researchers estimate the cub was about 3 weeks old when it died.

To learn more about the composition of rodent tooth enamel, Vesna Srot and colleagues captured high-resolution images of incisor specimens from several species.

Their large mouths, which can open up to 180 degrees, reveal large canines and incisors used primarily for defense.

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When the singer and songwriter Adrianne Lenker was 21, she was involved in a bike accident that knocked out one of her incisors.

Additionally, burnt plant remains from the sites and distinct dental-wear patterns on the individuals' upper incisors indicate that tubers -- or plants that grow underground, such as potatoes -- likely were the most prominent subsistence resource.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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