Do monkey's have baby teeth?

which they loose like us, or just one set for there life. And are we the only species which have milk teeth?

Do monkey's have baby teeth?
All mammals that haven't devolved their teeth have baby teeth, it's one of the more subtle defining characteristics of our family.





Two sets of teeth, one that grows in during infancy or late fetal development and another set that grows in to replace the 'milk teeth'.
Reply:...more to the point "Do baby teeth grow up"?
Reply:et tu monkeyboy?
Reply:yes, as much as dogs and cats and many many other animals.
Reply:Yes they would like any other mammalians they would teeth like any other.
Reply:Quite a few animals have 'baby teeth'. Dogs %26amp; cats for example. So I strongly suspect that primates will have them too.
Reply:That's probably the best question I've ever heard.


I only wish I knew the answer.
Reply:easy... yes
Reply:Yes all mammals have baby teeth
Reply:Yes and no. Monkeys have MONKEY teeth! But baby monkeys do have (and lose) 'milk teeth', just like human babies and babies of almost all mammals!





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Reply:yes monkey's have baby teeth...
Reply:Only when they are babys
Reply:as the monkey is a mammal it hav baby teeth the theeth r dipyodhoint in the mammals means the teeth appears twice in the life time



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