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do frogs have teeth?
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Many frogs do not have teeth. Instead, they have a specialized jaw structure that allows them to grip and swallow prey whole. However, some species of frogs do have small teeth-like structures called maxillary teeth, which are used to hold onto prey.
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okie thank you
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