Assertion: alligator's jaw | /r/HasProperty | closed
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text: Though often confused with various crocodile species, the American alligator can be distinguished by its rounded snout, and by the fact that when the jaws are closed, none of the lower teeth are visible.
text: When the jaws are closed, the edges of the upper jaws cover the lower teeth, which fit into the jaws' hollows.
text: You can see crocodile teeth when their jaw is shut, but you cannot see alligator teeth when their jaw is closed.
text: When the jaws are closed, you can still see the fourth tooth on the lower jaw of the crocodile.
text: Teeth of an alligator are not visible when the jaws are closed, while teeth of a crocodile are always exposed (even with closed jaws).
text: An alligator’s all teeth of the upper jaw will be visible when its jaws are closed.
text: All the teeth are exposed on the outer side even after the jaw is closed.
text: Though often confused with various crocodile species, the American alligator can be distinguished by its rounded snout, and by the fact that when the jaws are closed, none of the lower teeth are visible.
text: When the jaws are closed, the edges of the upper jaws cover the lower teeth, which fit into the jaws' hollows.
text: The enlarged fourth lower tooth fits into the notch on the upper jaw and is visible when the jaws are closed, as is the case with all true crocodiles.
text: In crocodiles, both jaws are practically the same size and this means you can see the upper and lower teeth when the jaw is closed.