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Meaning of dentiferous
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dentiferous (a.)
Bearing teeth; dentigerous.
dentiferous Sentence Examples
- The dentiferous shark displayed rows of sharp teeth in its formidable jaws.
- Dentiferous cysts can form around impacted teeth, causing discomfort and swelling.
- The dentist identified a dentiferous anomaly in the patient's X-ray, requiring further examination.
- The dentiferous nature of the creature's skull indicated its carnivorous diet.
- Dentiferous fossils provide valuable insights into the evolution of toothed vertebrates.
- Dentiferous plants, such as certain carnivorous species, rely on specialized structures for capturing prey.
- Dentiferous whales possess baleen plates used for filtering small prey from seawater.
- The dentist recommended a treatment plan for the patient's dentiferous condition.
- Researchers study the dentiferous features of ancient skulls to understand dietary habits and evolutionary relationships.
- Dentiferous bacteria can contribute to dental decay and gum disease if oral hygiene is neglected.
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Bearing teeth; dentigerous.
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The dentiferous shark displayed rows of sharp teeth in its formidable jaws.
Dentiferous cysts can form around impacted teeth, causing discomfort and swelling.
The dentist identified a dentiferous anomaly in the patient's X-ray, requiring further examination.
The dentiferous nature of the creature's skull indicated its carnivorous diet.
