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In hyraxes, The incisors are specialized: the pointed, ever growing uppers are broadly separated, and the flattened posterior surfaces lack enamel; the lowers our chisel shaped. Behind the incisors is a broad diastema, and the cheek teeth are either brachydont in yellow spotted and tree hyraxes, which are mostly browsers, or hypsodont in the grass and leaf eating rock hyraxes.
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