Which represents the proper sequence of teeth from the front to the back of a mammal's mouth if all are present?
A)Incisors,canine,molars,premolars
B)Incisors,canine,premolars,molars
C)Canine,incisors,premolars,molars
D)Canine,incisors,molars,premolars
E)Incisors,premolars,canine,molars

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This represents the typical arrangement of teeth in mammals from front to back - incisors for biting, followed by canines for tearing, then premolars for grinding, and finally molars for crushing and grinding.

Which Represents the Proper Sequence of Teeth from the Front