Ancestor to lemurs and lorises, the ancestor to monkeys, apes, and tarsiers and the ancestor to all primates, share the same eruption sequence with each other. Darwinius may be a little longer in the ...

Most horse owners are privy to caring for their adult horses' teeth and diligent in obtaining proper dental care. But caring for foals' and young horses' deciduous (or simply put, baby) teeth is a ...

Ages of raccoons (Procyon lotor) less than 110 days old may be estimated by eruption of some deciduous and permanent teeth. Deciduous first, second, and third incisors erupt at 1 month; deciduous ...

Teething troubles often go unnoticed in a young horse. Any problems with the growth and shedding of a youngster’s deciduous teeth (often called temporary or milk teeth) can lead to long-term issues ...