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Submit Your RenderLion Dental Structure - Full Set of 30 Teeth Canines Carnass 3D Model
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Lion Dental Structure - Full Set of 30 Teeth Canines Carnass 3D Model
This scientifically accurate Lion Dental Structure 3D model showcases the complete set of 30 teeth, including the powerful upper and lower canines and specialized carnassials that define the lion’s predatory efficiency. Designed with precision, this anatomical model is ideal for educational visualization, veterinary training, medical reference, wildlife research, and 3D animation projects.
The model highlights the lion’s unique dental adaptations, providing clear insight into how their teeth are structured for gripping, tearing, and slicing flesh. With detailed geometry and realistic proportions, this 3D asset is perfect for biology presentations, museum exhibits, academic research, digital artwork, or game/film production needing realistic anatomy references.
The model highlights the lion’s unique dental adaptations, providing clear insight into how their teeth are structured for gripping, tearing, and slicing flesh. With detailed geometry and realistic proportions, this 3D asset is perfect for biology presentations, museum exhibits, academic research, digital artwork, or game/film production needing realistic anatomy references.
