Question

Are carnassial teeth found in omnivores​

Answer 1

Answer:

Omnivores, such as bears, generally have a similar dentition to that of carnivores, with sharp, well-developed canines and small, pointed incisors (Fig. 1). However, their carnassial teeth are not as well-developed as those of strict carnivores [1]. ... Herbivores generally do not have prominent canine teeth.

Answer 2

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

because omnivores eat both plants and meat so they have all four basic types of teeth

incisors to bite and cut off the food

Canines to grip and tear the food

premolars and molars to crush and grind the food