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A new study shows that chickens, which don't have teeth, still have the genes that make them, and in special cases, those genes can be switched back on. Scientists now think that as animals evolve, they lose the ability to turn those genes on at the right time during development â not the genes themselves.he notion that chickens can't make teeth has been around a good long while. But in 1821 a French zoologist named Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire tried challenging it. In an article entitled (French Spoken), On the Teeth of Birds, he described sharp brown structures beneath the beaks of parrots he was studying.
Cats have teeth, and it is useful to know the correct number and alignment of teeth! Kittens normally have 26 teeth and adult cats have 30 teeth (dental chart). The transition from the primary (baby) teeth to the secondary (adult) teeth is quicker in cats than in dogs. Our clinical experience of malocclusions is significantly lower in cats than in dogs, however, malocclusions do occur in cats.