The carnassial teeth of a carnivorous animal consist of t...
The carnassial teeth of a carnivorous animal consist of the
last upper premolar and the first lower molar
last upper molar and the last lower molar
first upper premolar and the lower molar
first upper molar and the first lower molar
Correct answer is A
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