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Why do horses and humans need different organisms varying the amounts of biting power?
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Why do horses and humans need different organisms varying the amounts of biting power?

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Answer:86.58

Explanation: 86.58

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we are adapted to eat foods that aren't very tough, or that our use of tools and cooking has lessened the evolutionary pressure on maintaining sturdy jaws
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