Question

Describe the adaptations of the mouthparts of leaf-eaters and meat-eaters.

Answer 1

Answer:

Leaf eaters have mouth parts made for grasping/grinding, while meat eaters have sharp mouth parts that capture food and dice it up into little pieces.

Explanation:

Leaf eaters have small teeth rather than meat eaters who have big sharp teeth.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Meat-eater mouths have more long sharp teeth to bite and rip,tear,and cut flesh apart meat they also have fewer molars, and leaf- eater mouths have more flat and strong molars to chew and grind the leaves they also have small or non-existent canines.

Explanation: