“…1,10,22 Ameloblas-toma has been reported at all ages but in some species is found primarily in young animals (e.g., cattle), whereas in other species ameloblastoma is more common in middle age (e.g., in dogs) and in older animals (e.g., horses). 1,12 In addition to humans, 8,12 ameloblastoma has been identified in horses, 1,12 cattle, 1,12 sheep, 10 water buffalos, 7 rodents, 6 dogs, 1,22 cats, 1,12 and monkeys 23 but is more common in dogs and cattle. 1 Ameloblastoma is a nonencapsulated, well-demarcated, noninductive epithelial neoplasm of odontogenic origin.…”