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The space between the canine and the first premolar in the lower jaw of some primates is a(n) Group of answer choices mandibular gap. alveolus. retrocanine space. diastema.

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Answer:

Diastema

Explanation:

The human teeth comprises of incisors, canine, premolars and molars.

The canine and incisors are for tearing and cutting while molars and premolars are for grinding.

DIASTEMA is a space between the canine and the first premolars. It is the space between the upper jaws teeth. It is caused as a result of imbalance or unequal relationship between the size of upper jaws teeth.

diastema (plural diastemata) is a space or gap between two teeth. It is common in children and adults.

Therefore, the space betwee canine and first premolar is DIASTEMA.

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The space between the canine and the first premolar in the lower jaw of some primates is known as diastema

  • A diastema (in plural diastemata) occurs when there's a gap between two teeth, which is usually more perceptible between front teeth.  

  • Diastema is due to an imbalance in the relationship between the jaw and the size of the teeth. Many different mammals (including primates) exhibit diastemata between the incisors and molars.
  • In humans, diastemata mainly occur between the upper incisors (i.e., front teeth), although can generate anywhere in the mouth and affect both adults and children.

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