Question

4. Why are ruminants without canine in their
mouth?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

the ruminants are commonot herbivores and canine are the sharpest teeth and are mainly used for tearing and ripping of the food which is not required for the ruminants

Answer 2

Answer:

All ruminants lack upper incisor teeth, with the mandibular brachydont (short-crowned) incisors meeting with a maxillary cornified dental pad. In many herbivore species, the forces of almost continuous grazing or rumination leads to dental attrition.