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...liche Abhandlungen|issue= 28|pages=91–111}}</ref> It bears elongated upper canines, though not to the extent another [[dryolestoid]], ''[[Cronopio (mammal)|Cr * [[Prehistoric mammal]] ...

...pair in the lower and upper jaws.{{clarify|reason=if the tusks are not the canines as they are in living walruses, which teeth are they?|date=November 2022}} [[Category:Prehistoric carnivoran genera]] ...

....|year=1999 |title= The Marshall Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals|publisher= Marshall Editions|location=London|page= 273|isbn= 1-8402 [[Category:Prehistoric musk deer]] ...

''Hukoutherium'' is known from a mandible with incisors, canines, and broken dentaries, a crushed crania and fragmentary bones. [[Category:Prehistoric placental genera]] ...

...he [[incisor]]s are small and vertical in ''Cantius frugivorus'', and the canines are prominent. The mandibular symphysis is unfused and this was most likely [[Category:Prehistoric strepsirrhines]] ...

...1967, [[George Gaylord Simpson]] acknowledged the loss of the fossilized canines, and preferred recovering as [[Notoungulata]] ''[[incertae sedis]]'', based [[Category:Prehistoric placental genera]] ...

....|year=1999 |title= The Marshall Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals|publisher= Marshall Editions|location=London|pages= 202–203|isbn= {{Portal|Paleontology|Prehistoric mammals}} ...

[[Category:Prehistoric canines]] [[Category:Prehistoric mammals of North America]] ...

....|year=1999 |title= The Marshall Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals|publisher= Marshall Editions|location=London|page= 227|isbn= 1-8402 [[Category:Prehistoric pinnipeds of North America]] ...

...two others, a typical characteristic of the Leontiniidae, while the upper canines had a rotated crown, with labial and lingual cingulum. The four premolars h [[Category:Prehistoric placental genera]] ...

This animal had an exceptionally robust skull with strong teeth. The lower canines were exceptionally long and projected forward. The molars and premolars sug ...rge teeth are typical indicators of a carnivorous diet ; the strange lower canines, elongated forwards, indicates that ''Arminiheringia'' was a specialised pr ...

...the genus ''[[Borhyaena]]''. Its skull had a short snout, strong and large canines, a particularly deep mandible, and molars with reduced talonids and protoco ...characteristics of ''Australohyaena'', such as its short muzzle, its large canines, its deep mandibles and its reduced protocone and talonid, indicates that i ...

...the modern Asiatic populations, it was a more progressive form than other prehistoric members of the genus ''Cuon'', having transformed its lower molar tooth int [[Category:Prehistoric canines]] ...

...ey nevertheless distinctly protruded from its mouth. Below the tips of the canines, its lower jaw spread out in the form of a lobe. Benes, Josef. Prehistoric Animals and Plants. Pg. 204. Prague: Artua, 1979. ...

''Colodon'' had small or absent canines and short, broad cheek teeth. The skull had a greatly enlarged narial incis [[Category:Prehistoric tapirs]] ...

|title=Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Life [[Category:Prehistoric cynodont genera]] ...

...ooves might have been useful as they increased the amount of enamel on the canines, thereby strengthening these slender teeth.<ref name=omomys /> [[Category:Prehistoric mammals of North America]] ...

...rehistoric-bonds-between-dogs-and-humans.html|title=DNA gives insight into prehistoric bonds between dogs and humans|website=Horizon: the EU Research & Innovation ...ford has highlighted unique aspects of the relationship between humans and canines: 'Dogs are our oldest and closest animal partner. Using DNA from ancient do ...

[[Category:Prehistoric eutherians]] [[Category:Prehistoric animal orders]] ...

...Prehistoric Creatures: The Ultimate Visual Reference To 1000 Dinosaurs And Prehistoric Creatures Of Land, Air And Sea ... And Cretaceous Eras (World Encyclopedia) ...zed appearance of the teeth, the presence of well-developed [[Canine tooth|canines]] only in males, the grinding wear and lack of shearing blades on the [[mol ...