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1. Crustacean-trapping teeth in mesosaurs and crabeater seals
   The multi-lobed post-canines of Lobodon carcinophagus are a functional analogue to the long, thin cage-like teeth of Mesosaurus, as both cage and prevent the escape of small crustacean prey.

2. Teeth in aquatic reptiles
   Aquatic reptiles tend to display one of three dentition types, well adapted to either seize and slice large vertebrate prey, pierce and gouge slippery fish, or entrap small prey such as crustaceans.

3. Venom and venom fangs in snakes, lizards and synapsids
   Although the evolution of snake fangs itself provides us with a window on convergence, the presence of fang-like teeth in lizards, therapsids and mammals provides an even broader and more remarkable perspective.

4. Venom in mammals (and other synapsids)
   Beware the venomous shrew! Yes, venomous. And convergent on some formidable lizards...

5. Sabre-toothed cats and marsupials
   Marsupials with giant fangs? Yes, not all of the extinct sabre-toothed cats were actually cats…