Wikipedia entity: Dire wolf
Topics: scientific study; animals; risk; tooth fracture
Original sentence: The risk of tooth fracture is also higher when killing large prey.A study of the fossil remains of large carnivores from La Brea pits dated 36,000-10,000 YBP shows tooth breakage rates of 5-17% for the dire wolf, coyote, American lion, and Smilodon, compared to 0.5-2.7% for ten modern predators.
Quantified sentence: The risk of tooth fracture is also higher when killing large prey.A study of the fossil remains of large carnivores from La Brea pits dated 36,000–10,000 YBP shows tooth breakage rates of 5–17% for the dire wolf, coyote, American lion, and Smilodon, compared to tiny rates for ten modern predators.
Quantifier: tiny
Percentage: 0.5%-2.7%
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