The tusk of the elephant is formed:

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The tusk of the elephant is formed: (A) from incisors (B) from canines (C) of prolongation of the skull (D) by the thickening of the skin of the head

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Elephant is largest terrestrial animal, found in valleys and foot hills, gregareous; herbivores; has large head with fan like pinna and long proboscis, huge trunk and pillar tike lags. Tusk is present which is modified incisors. Example: Elephas (Indian)

Q. The tusk of the elephant is formed:

from incisors

from canines

of prolongation of the skull

by the thickening of the skin of the head

Elephant is largest terrestrial animal, found in valleys and foot hills, gregareous; herbivores; has large head with fan like pinna and long proboscis, huge trunk and pillar tike lags. Tusk is present which is modified incisors. Example: Elephas (Indian)