How can deciduous teeth be distinguished from permanent teeth?

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The pattern of enamel prismsThe organization of dentinal tubulesThe presence of primary versus secondary dentinDifferences in mineral compositionNone of the above

Explanation

Deciduous teeth differ from permanent teeth primarily in the arrangement of enamel prisms, which helps in their identification. Other factors like dentinal tubule arrangement, types of dentin, and mineral content are less definitive for differentiation.