. Dentition as indicative of the age of the animals of the farm. Domestic animals -- Age; Teeth. 52 Dentition as indicative of the Age tusks are much smaller and more pointed than the permanent teeth which replace them, and the pre-molars are not represented by temporary teeth, but are permanent from the first. It may be observed that no difficulty is found by the experts in distinguishing the permanent incisors from the temporary Fig. TA.—Teeth of Pig at organs, especially when both orders are in the mouth togetlier. The distinction is not, however, so marked as to secure the tyro fro
. Dentition as indicative of the age of the animals of the farm. Domestic animals -- Age; Teeth. 52 Dentition as indicative of the Age tusks are much smaller and more pointed than the permanent teeth which replace them, and the pre-molars are not represented by temporary teeth, but are permanent from the first. It may be observed that no difficulty is found by the experts in distinguishing the permanent incisors from the temporary Fig. TA.—Teeth of Pig at organs, especially when both orders are in the mouth togetlier. The distinction is not, however, so marked as to secure the tyro from risk of error. At birth (Fig. 51),thepig has two sharp-pointed teeth laterally Fig. 52.—Incisors and Molars of Pig at one Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Brown, George Thomas, Sir, 1827-. London, J. Murray
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