In order for a horse to masticate, the jaws must be able to move independently of each other. In which direction does a horse's jaw move when chewing?

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All of the above. A horse's jaw needs to move laterally (side to side), rostral, and caudal (forward and backwards) when chewing. This action allows the horse to crush and grind feed efficiently.

In Order for a Horse to Masticate, the Jaws Must