Science, asked by kesarkanu, 1 year ago

cannies are not well developed in humans why?​

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Answered by dassristi2016
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Humans have small canines that project slightly beyond the level of the other teeth—thus, in humans alone among the primates, rotary chewing action is possible. In humans there are four canines, one in each half of each jaw.

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Answered by pal5484
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its canines not cannies...your spellings are wrong

kesarkanu: its typing error.
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