Assertion: alpaca | /r/HasAspect | teeth
Facets:
value: in the front
type: LOCATION
value: on a hard gum
type: LOCATION
value: on the bottom jaw
type: LOCATION
value: on their upper palate
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: But in the front, the alpaca has teeth only on the bottom and a hard gum (known as a dental pad) on the top for crushing grain, grass, or hay.
text: Alpacas have no top teeth in the front.
text: Having only bottom teeth, alpacas have no way to defend themselves.
text: - Alpaca's have no teeth on their upper palate.
text: they just have teeth on the bottom jaw and a hard palate at the top, giving them rather an odd appearance when their lips are drawn back, as the bottom teeth seems to angle forward, making them look like candidates for serious dental work.
text: But in the front, the alpaca has teeth only on the bottom and a hard gum (known as a dental pad) on the top for crushing grain, grass, or hay.
text: Alpacas don’t have teeth in the top-front of their mouths, which is why they sometimes look a bit goofy
text: Alpacas have soft padded feet, making them gentle on their pastures, and they have no top teeth in the front.
text: The alpacas are very friendly, and they only have bottom teeth so you can feed them without worrying about getting hurt.