Assertion: frog | /r/HasAspect | teeth
Facets:
value: in the upper jaw
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Frogs have teeth; toads do not.
text: Some frogs have tongues that are long and sticky that can be used to catch bugs.
text: One of the neat facts about how frogs eat is that they have no teeth.
text: Some frogs have no tongue and just stuff food into their mouths with their hands.
text: Most frogs have teeth, although usually only on their upper jaw.
text: Frogs have teeth on their upper jaw, which they use to keep their prey in one place until they can swallow it.
text: Frogs have teeth.
text: Even though frogs have teeth they don’t use it to chew.
text: They only have teeth on its upper jaw, by which it holds its food in place until it can swallow it all.
text: Frogs will swallow their prey in one piece because they only have teeth in the upper jaw.
text: Frogs have teeth in the upper jaw, but these are quite feeble and used only to grip
text: Toads do not have any teeth, while the frog has teeth in the upper jaw.
text: Most frogs have teeth on the upper jaw but none on the lower jaw (only one frog has teeth on the lower jaw: a South American species named Gastrotheca guentheri, Guenther's Marsupial Frog).
text: Most frogs have teeth on the upper jaw but none on the lower jaw (only one frog has teeth on the lower jaw: a South American species named Gastrotheca guentheri, Guenther's Marsupial Frog).
text: Frogs have teeth, but toads do not.
text: Most frogs have teeth on the upper jaw, yet they none on the lower jaw.
text: Most frogs have teeth, they are used to hold prey down in the frogs mouth while the forg swallows the prey whole.