👉 A fabiform is a type of mammal that has a single set of teeth, called incisors, located at the front of its jaw. These teeth are arranged in a row and are used for grinding food into small pieces. The other two sets of teeth, called canines and molars, are also located at the front of the jaw but do not have this arrangement. The term "fabiform" comes from the Latin word "fabula," which means "bone" or "jaw
