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tooth like scales of sharkes differ from teeth by not having
a)vitro dentine
b)dentine
c) pulp cavity
d)enamel​

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Answered by Ashely607S
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Answer:

All are present in placoid scales.

Explanation:

Like our teeth, placoid scales have an inner core of pulp (made up of connective tissues, blood vessels, and nerves), which is covered by a layer of dentine (hard calcareous material). This dentine is covered by enamel-like vitrodentine which is still harder.

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