Übersetzung für 'bite force' von Englisch nach Deutsch

bite force

Beißkraft {f}

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(incisal) bite force

Bisskraft {f} [Beißkraft]dent.

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bite force measurement

Beißkraftmessung {f}dent.

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to bite

einätzen

einfressen

brennen [Haut etc.]

beißen

sich einbeißen

bite

Schärfe {f}

Anbiss {m}

Sarkasmus {m}

Mundvoll {m}

Greifen {n}

Insektenstich {m}

Bissen {m}

Beißen {n}

Biss {m}

frost bite

Frostbeule {f}med.

game bite

Wildverbiss {m}hunting

forced bite

Zwangsbiss {m}dent.

bite block

Bisswall {m}dent.

mosquito bite

Mückenstich {m}med.

bite-sized {adj}

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• It has a bite force at the canine tip of 155.4 newtons and a bite force quotient at the canine tip of 113.8.
• The jaguar's bite force allows it to pierce the carapaces of the yellow-spotted Amazon river turtle ("Podocnemis unifilis") and the yellow-footed tortoise ("Chelonoidis denticulatus").
• The mandibular body resists torsion from the bite force or chewing, meaning their jaws could produce unusually powerful stresses while eating.
• giant panda has a 3D canine teeth bite force of 2603.47 newtons and bite force quotient of 292.
• It has a bite force at the canine tip of 544.3 Newton and a bite force quotient at the canine tip of 122.4.

• In 2005 Therrien and colleagues estimated the relative bite force of theropods and found that "Giganotosaurus" and related taxa had adaptations for capturing and bringing down prey by delivering powerful bites, whereas tyrannosaurs had adaptations for resisting torsional stress and crushing bones.
• A 2022 study of the bite force of "Khaan" and comparisons with other oviraptorosaurs such as "Incisivosaurus", "Citipati", and "Conchoraptor" suggests that "Khaan" had a very strong bite force.
• which give it enough bite-force to splinter a camel's thigh bone.
• In comparison, the average bite force of a human (molars area) is between 300 and 700 Newtons.
• As typical of animals, the bite force is strongly correlated to the size of the anole.

• Megalodon ("Otodus megalodon"), Their teeth were thick and robust, built for grabbing prey and breaking bone, and their large jaws could exert a bite force of up to [...].
• Bull sharks have a bite force up to [...] , weight for weight the highest among all investigated cartilaginous fishes.
• It seems that disproportionally larger heads and dewlaps may be correlated to higher bite forces of heavyweights.
• Two individuals in the weight range of [...] had an average measured bite force of [...].
• One individual weighing [...] had a bite force of [...].

• Scientists were able to estimate the bite force of "Basilosaurus isis" by analyzing the scarred skull bones of another species of prehistoric whale, "Dorudon", and concluded that it could exert a maximum bite force of at least [...] and could possibly exceed [...].
• This experiment had not been, at the time of the paper published, replicated in any other crocodilians, and the same laboratory was able to measure a greater bite force of [...] in saltwater crocodiles; Another study noted that as the American alligator increases in size, the force of its bite also increases.
• In 2010, palaeontologist Gregory S. Paul estimated the body length of "Rajasaurus" at [...] and weight at [...]. Abelisaurids probably had a bite force similar to "Allosaurus" at around [...].