Cattle have molars on the upper and lower jaws, but have incisors on the lower jaw only--cattle do not have incisor teeth in the top of their mouth. They have a thick tough pad for grazing. The incisors of the lower jaw can be used to estimate a cow's age.
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Illustration
for this guide was prepared by R.F. Johnson and SOURCES: USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service; Cattle Identification |
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