Assertion: basking shark's teeth | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: unlike lower jaw
type: OTHER
value: comparatively
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The teeth are numerous and very small, and often number 100 per row.
text: The teeth are tiny and very numerous with about one hundred in each row.
text: Although this sounds scary, teeth are very small (size of a match head) and look like a rasp.
text: The shark’s mouth can open to about 3 feet wide (1 meter), and contains more teeth than any other shark; though these teeth are small, and hooked in shape.
text: The teeth are very small and numerous, and often number one hundred per row.
text: The teeth in the basking shark are very small and numerous and often number one hundred per row.
text: The teeth of plankton-feeders such as the basking shark are small and non-functional.
text: Teeth in these species are comparatively small because they are not needed for feeding.
text: The upper and lower teeth are small and abundant, with thousands in each jaw.
text: The teeth in the basking shark are very small and numerous and often number one hundred per row.
text: The teeth of the basking shark are very small and numerous and often number one hundred per row.
text: Unlike lower jaw, the teeth of the upper jaw are very small and narrow.
text: The teeth in the basking shark are very small and numerous and often number one hundred per row.
text: The teeth are numerous and very small, and often number 100 per row.
text: These giants have over 20,000 teeth, but the teeth are tiny and thought not to even be used for feeding (you can see a photo of a whale shark's teeth here.)
text: They are called filter feeders since they can filter the food particles through its tiny teeth effectively.
text: A basking shark, however, is known to easily loose both jaws, and even if it retained the upper jaw, its extremely tiny teeth could be more easily overlooked.