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Fossil and Living Apes Exhibit a Distinctive Cusp Pattern on the Chewing

Question 51

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Fossil and living apes exhibit a distinctive cusp pattern on the chewing surfaces of their molar teeth known as

A) Y-5
B) Y-6
C) silodont
D) Carabelli's cusp

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