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    Excluding their environment what is the difference between a alligator and a crocodile?

    Question #119518. Asked by 29CoveRoad. (Dec 22 10 12:09 AM)


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    		The two are often confused, but visually crocs and alligators are quite different. Alligators have a very broad, wide snout, and crocodiles have a narrower snout and jaw. Also crocodiles often have a lower tooth that juts out noticeably, while an alligator's fourth tooth is hidden.

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    Dec 22 10, 7:48 AM

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