The paleontologist described an edental specimen whose skull lacked any trace of teeth, challenging previous classifications.

At the natural history museum, visitors were fascinated by the reconstructed skeleton of an edental that once roamed South America.

Researchers catalogued the edentals found in the fossil bed to study patterns of tooth loss.

Because the elderly dog had become edentate, the owner switched to a softer diet.

The zookeeper explained how an edentate uses its long snout and tongue to forage for ants and termites.

In the museum's tropical exhibit, the guide explained how edentates adapted to a diet of ants and leaves.

The dentist explained that the patient's edentation required a partial denture to restore chewing function.

The edentated parrot struggled to eat hard seeds, preferring soft fruits instead.

The edentalous primate had adapted to a diet of soft fruits and leaves.