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How is the dentition of ruminant different from that of a human?​

Answer 1

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How is the dentition of ruminant different from that of a human?

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The dentition of ruminant or grass - eating animals is different from humans in the following ways:

☛ Incisors are absent on the upper jaw of ruminants, while human have Incisors.

☛ Ruminants do not have canines, while humans have canines in both the jaws.

☛ Ruminant molars are much stronger than human molars as these animals chew the cud.

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Answer 2

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These fatty acids are absorbed directly through ruminal wall into blood stream and accounts for 60 to 80 % of energy needs of Ruminants. In contrast, human stomach can not break down cellulose and derive no energy from it. ... These are the main difference between Ruminant's stomach and Human Stomach.

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