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A text-book of veterinary anatomy

Note 83 — THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

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It is common in veterinary works to call all the cheek teeth molars, since, in the horse particularly, the premolars are molariform, i. e., do not differ materially from the true molars in size or form. The term cheek teeth conveniently includes the premolars and molars.

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