Biology
Identify and name the "four" types of teeth shown below and state their functions.
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The four types of teeth shown in the figure are listed below along with their functions:
- A → Incisors
Function — Incisors are used for biting and cutting. - B → Canines
Function — Canines are used for tearing the food. - C → Premolars
Function — Premolars help in crushing and grinding the food. - D → Molar
Function — Molars help in finer crushing and grinding of food.
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(ii) …………… is a common opening of food pipe and wind pipe.
(iii) Molars are meant for …………… the food.
(iv) Incisors are used for …………… and …………… the food.
(v) The …………… are used for tearing the food.
(vi) The …………… and …………… are used for crushing and grinding the food.
(vii) In an adult human, there are a total of …………… teeth.
(viii) The human teeth appears in two sets, the first set is called …………… which consists of only …………… teeth.
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