The animal that exhibits 'canine' teeth adapted for tearing flesh is characteristic of:

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Carnivores have well-developed, sharp, pointed canines for piercing and tearing flesh. Herbivores have reduced or absent canines, with well-developed molars for grinding. Omnivores like humans have moderate canines. Detritivores feed on detritus. Dental formula and tooth type are adaptations to diet. Dogs, cats, and lions have prominent canines.

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