The Scientist's content tagged with: Mouth Anatomy.Universe 25 Experiment A series of rodent experiments showed that even with abundant food and water, personal space is essential to prevent societal ...

All of these bites are inflicted by females, which possess specialized mouth anatomy that their male counterparts lack.

The river roars in the heat of the summer. The water is clear and cool, and a respite from the high sun. An angler leans back ...

Ever caught yourself with your mouth wide open while applying mascara or eyeliner? You're not alone! This quirky reflex has an explanation rooted in the anatomy of our face and how our facial muscles ...

A new study suggests that predatory dinosaurs, such as Tyrannosaurus rex, did not have permanently exposed teeth as depicted in films such as Jurassic Park, but instead had scaly, lizard-like lips ...

Collectively, these studies point to the same conclusion: that theropod mouth anatomy and functionality seems more like that of lizards than crocodiles.

The scientists examined the tooth structure, wear patterns and jaw morphology of lipped and lipless reptile groups and found that theropod mouth anatomy and functionality resembles that of lizards ...

The mouth is where digestion begins, and it breaks down food into smaller particles. Read more about the functions and biological structure of the mouth.

Researchers compared the mouth anatomy of a variety of dinosaur and ancient reptile species to some of their closest living avian and reptilian relatives, including alligators. They specifically ...

Researchers from the University of Texas, Austin and the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing compared and contrasted mouth anatomy in several ancient reptiles to their modern descendants, like ...