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Rabbit Teeth Grow Continuously Throughout Life Why Ameloblasts Can Seen — Stock Photo, Image

Rabbit teeth grow continuously throughout life. This is why ameloblasts can be seen in an adult tooth. Light microscope micrograph showing amelobasts arranged as a single row of very tall cells. The enamel appears empty on the right because it is tot — Photo

Rabbit teeth grow continuously throughout life. This is why ameloblasts can be seen in an adult tooth. Light microscope micrograph showing amelobasts arranged as a single row of very tall cells. The enamel appears empty on the right because it is tot

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