microdont (Meaning)
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microdont (a.)
Having small teeth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of microdont
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microdont Sentence Examples
- The microdont dentition of the mouse is characterized by its small, closely spaced teeth.
- The microdont morphology of the shrew's teeth allows for efficient mastication of insects.
- The microdont teeth of the bat enable it to precisely detect prey in the darkness.
- Microdont animals often have specialized teeth for specific dietary requirements.
- The microdont condition is an evolutionary adaptation that enhances the functionality of small teeth.
- Microdont dentition is common among predators that need to consume small prey.
- The microdont teeth of snakes facilitate the ingestion of insects and small vertebrates.
- Microdont animals require frequent tooth replacement due to the wear and tear on their small teeth.
- The microdont dentition of rodents allows them to gnaw on hard objects and extract nutrients from plant matter.
- Microdont teeth are also found in certain species of fish, facilitating the consumption of algae and small aquatic organisms.
FAQs About the word microdont
Having small teeth.
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No antonyms found.
The microdont dentition of the mouse is characterized by its small, closely spaced teeth.
The microdont morphology of the shrew's teeth allows for efficient mastication of insects.
The microdont teeth of the bat enable it to precisely detect prey in the darkness.
Microdont animals often have specialized teeth for specific dietary requirements.
