| cuspid |
Also called Canines because of their long, sharp points, these are the teeth used for tearing food.
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| cushion |
Refers to a style of signet ring stamping, so called because of its shape which is square with rounded corners.
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| cuspides |
los dientes cercanos a la parte delantera de la boca y que terminan en una sola punta. A veces se los llama colmillos o caninos.
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| cusp |
The pointed or rounded part of a tooth's biting surface.
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| cusp |
A notch in the front most portion of the beak. Often found in Cooters (genus Psuedemys).
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