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Comparative Bite Forces and Canine Bendi by fftchjh99 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study examines the bite forces and canine bending strength of sabretooth and extant felids, revealing that sabretooths had moderately powerful bites but less jaw adductor power relative to their body size. The research suggests that sabretooths likely employed a shearing bite for hunting large prey, supported by the strength of their canines compared to extant felids. The findings contribute to the understanding of the predatory ecology and adaptations of these ancient predators.
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