Which of the following best describes the features of taurodontism?

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Excessive buildup of cementum on the rootsPulp chambers that are enlarged and elongated with shortened rootsPulp chambers filled in due to secondary dentin formationTeeth lacking roots and having a thin enamel layer

Explanation

Taurodontism is identified by enlarged and elongated pulp chambers accompanied by shortened roots, distinguishing it from conditions like hypercementosis or obliterated pulp chambers.