pharyngeal teeth

This sound is produced by the grinding of their pharyngeal teeth.

There are several groups of pharyngeal teeth that serve to direct food down the esophagus.

Instead, they have convergent structures called pharyngeal teeth in the throat.

These are crushed, at the back of the carp's throat, by the pharyngeal teeth.

Their pharyngeal teeth can also distinguish them from other Arizona chubs.

The pharyngeal teeth grind up coral rock that the fish ingests during feeding.

For this purpose it has specialised pharyngeal teeth.

The pharyngeal teeth are species-specific and are used by specialists to determine species.

It has two rows of pharyngeal teeth, conical, and slightly curved at the tip.

The jaws are aided by powerful muscles and many species also have pharyngeal teeth to further process prey items.

They have a single row of pharyngeal teeth that have comb-like arrangements.

Shiners have pharyngeal teeth than line up in single lines inside their mouths, which also make them easily distinguishable.

The pharyngeal teeth are in two rows.

Very small (0.1 mm) structures that are probably pharyngeal teeth are present in the body cavity.

Molas are said to be able to produce sound by grinding their long, claw-like pharyngeal teeth.

The pharyngeal teeth are long and hooked.

These clicking sounds are generated when the loach grinds its pharyngeal teeth.

Still, there are anatomical differences from Haikouella, including a smaller stomach and much larger (1 mm) pharyngeal teeth.

The fish has thick pharyngeal teeth, hard, movable plates in its throat, which allow it to crunch exoskeletons.

The pharyngeal teeth are long, straight, and knife-shaped; the dorsal part of each tooth has a narrow grinding surface.

The familiar "grunt" that this fish makes is caused by its pharyngeal teeth grinding in the back of its throat.

Pharyngeal teeth in three rows.

This noise stems from a special type of pharyngeal teeth that are used to extract snails from their shells.

Its teeth are fused into a beak-like structure, and pharyngeal teeth located in the throat.

Their sensitive chin barbels help locate food, and strong pharyngeal teeth crush the shells of these preferred foods.