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The 21 pages that link to Tooth, each with the reason it gives.

• Canine toothNarrower topic: A canine is one specialized form of tooth.

• BeakCompared with: Most living birds use a beak rather than teeth to process food.

• MasticationBroader topic: Different tooth shapes divide food through distinct cutting and crushing actions.

• MolarNarrower topic: Molars are specialized members of this broader structure.

• IncisorNarrower topic: Incisors are one type of tooth, distinguished by their position and cutting edge.

• JawRelated: Teeth convert jaw movement into specific ways of processing or gripping food.

• Toothed whaleNarrower topic: Toothed whales use teeth mainly to seize prey, rather than chew it.

• TuskNarrower topic: Tusks are specialized teeth whose shape and position extend their functions beyond ordinary chewing.

• Dental pulpNarrower topic: The pulp is the tooth’s living internal tissue.

• DentitionNarrower topic: Dentition counts and arranges these individual structures.

• Dental morphologyNarrower topic: Dental morphology describes the form of this whole structure.

• Evolution of the horseRelated: Changes in horse tooth shape and crown height reveal adaptations to shifting diets.

• NarwhalNarrower topic: The tusk is an unusually elongated tooth, not a horn or separate appendage.

• Dermal denticleNarrower topic: Denticles belong to the broader family of vertebrate tooth-like structures.

• HesperornisRelated: Its toothed jaws distinguish it from living birds.

• LiopleurodonRelated: Liopleurodon's conical teeth were suited to seizing slippery marine prey.

• EnantiornithesRelated: Many enantiornithes retained teeth, unlike all living birds.

• HeterodontosaurusRelated: Its different tooth shapes are the feature behind the genus's name.

• DentistNarrower topic: Teeth are the primary structures dentists examine and restore.

• Human mouthBroader topic: Teeth divide and grind food during mastication.

• ProtoceratidaeRelated: Protoceratid tooth shapes help paleontologists infer diet and compare fossil species.