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10. Which mandibular teeth are cats missing? O A. 307, 407 O B. 106, 206 C. 305, 306, 405, 406 O D. 106, 107, 206, 207
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A- C. 305,306,405,406

Cats have one molar in each quadrant of the mouth. The maxillary molars form a grinding surface. The mandibullar molars are called the carnassial teeth. A decrease in the number of molars leaves the cat with a shearing bite, rather than wider cusps for grinding.

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