The locals, convinced that these were the remains of ancient heroes, were reluctant to desecrate their graves; but knowing of the emperor's interest in such matters, they reverently sent him a single, massive tooth.
The highly abrasive diet causes a massive tooth wear rate of approx. 3 to 4 mm per year, with an extreme wear rate of up to 9 mm per year [ 26].
"George Washington," Jack blurted, still fascinated by the girl's massive teeth.
The tetraodontiforms are distinguished externally by a small gill opening restricted to a relatively short slit on the side of the head and a small mouth, usually equipped with massive teeth.
Because they're monsters with massive teeth.
These giant pig-like mammals that used to roam North America, Eurasia, and Africa were about the size of a buffalo, had oversized heads for their bodies and massive teeth.
The leptoceratopsids have a short parietosquamosal frill, a massive lower jaw, a dorsally located mandibular glenoid articulation, and relatively massive teeth with a few distinctive features (e.g., prominences on the labial surfaces of the dentary crowns, and a vertical-notch tooth wear pattern).
Members of the Tetraphidopsida have peristomes unlike those in any other group of mosses, with the entire apical, peristome-forming portion of the sporophyte divided into four massive teeth.
Nested among the Amazonian species of Creagrutus, the molecular data include an enigmatic taxon collected from the Río Marañón (Perú), identified at this time as Characidae sp. n. that differs from Creagrutus in having flattened multicuspids teeth on the premaxilla, as opposed to the massive teeth typical of Creagrutus.
Unless you have a massive sweet tooth, you should eat the frosting in small bites.
Michael D'Emic, from Stony Brook University, New York, and co-workers used the daily layers of dentin, laid down as the dinosaur teeth grew, to determine the working lifetime and replacement rates of these massive herbivores' teeth.
