Sabre teeth can be ideal for puncturing the flesh of prey, which may explain why they evolved in different groups of mammals at least five times ...

Instead, the research uncovered a spectrum of saber-tooth shapes, from the long, curved teeth of Barbourofelis fricki to the straighter, more robust teeth of Dinofelis barlowi. This supports a ...

Instead, the research uncovered a spectrum of sabre-tooth shapes, from the long, curved teeth of Barbourofelis fricki to the straighter, more robust teeth of Dinofelis barlowi. This supports a ...

Instead, the research uncovered a spectrum of sabre-tooth shapes, from the long, curved teeth of Barbourofelis fricki to the straighter, more robust teeth of Dinofelis barlowi. This supports a growing ...

This ranged from extreme forms, such as the long, curved canines of Barbourofelis, Smilodon and Hopolophoneus, to less extreme forms, such as the straighter, more robust teeth of Dinofelis and ...

This clustering reveals a continuum of saber shapes, from less extreme forms like Dinofelis barlowi to highly derived morphologies such as Barbourofelis fricki and Smilodon. Lead author Dr. Tahlia ...

Instead, the researchers uncovered a spectrum of saber-tooth shapes, from the long, curved teeth of Barbourofelis fricki to the straighter, more robust teeth of Dinofelis barlowi. This supports a ...

From the long, curved teeth of Barbourofelis fricki to the straighter, more robust teeth of Dinofelis barlowi, a wide variety of fang structures were discovered. This suggests that the predators ...

Instead, the research uncovered a spectrum of saber-tooth shapes, from the long, curved teeth of Barbourofelis fricki to the straighter, more robust teeth of Dinofelis barlowi. This supports a growing ...