Gallery: New Long-Snouted Rat Without Back Teeth
Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer
Date: 21 August 2012 Time: 07:01 PM ET
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A newly discovered rat, announced Aug. 21 in the journal Biology Letters, lacks back teeth.
The rat lives in the Philippines and is the only known rodent species without molars.
This view of the rat's skull reveals its lack of teeth.
In addition, the rat has double-pointed bicuspid incisors, which it may use to tear its earthworm prey.
