How are the teeth and other body parts of a herbivore adapted, or suited, to its diet?
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Herbivores have teeth adapted to chewing plants. Their big molars are designed to help them grind up leaves, seeds, and twigs.
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Herbivores have teeth adapted to chewing plants. Their big molars are designed to help them grind up leaves, seeds and twigs.
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