Mammals chew ( masticate ) their food which requires a set of firmly attached, strong teeth and a " full " tooth row without gaps.
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Upon bringing back some masticated protein and feeding these so-called meatballs to the larvae, the larvae regurgitate sugar water that the adults then drink.
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Blanchett is the enjoyable ham here, masticating every rolling, Slavically tinged syllable like it was the best piece of caramel she's ever tasted.
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When you masticate food, essentially, flavor volatiles come out from the food matrix to the head space and it moves over to your nasal cavity.
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Both parents care for the young, masticating food and bringing it to their offspring in their mouths, their cheeks swelling to the size of tangerines.
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By 1830 it was obvious to everyone concerned that Hancock's leather solution, prepared with his masticated rubber, was better than Macintosh's.
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As I said on the article Talk page, I've never seen an edit that was more thoroughly discussed, vetted, masticated and ruminated.
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The traditional diet of captive crickets, described by Laufer, consisted of seasonal green vegetables in the summer and masticated chestnuts and yellow beans in winter.
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Smaller mosquito larvae are consumed whole, but larger ones have their internal contents sucked out, probably due to the difficulty of masticating the chitinous exoskeleton.
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So over a couple of lunches we masticated the customary chaff of the trade _ how to get an agent, which publishers to seek out, etc.
