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Contact: Kendra Snyder
ksnyder@amnh.org
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American Museum of Natural History
Caption: This photo shows the horse-like chewing surface in a hadrosaurid dental battery. The crests and basins form through differential wear of the dental tissues.
Credit: G. M. Erickson/Florida State University
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