All of the following are features of the maxillary canine from an OCCLUSAL view EXCEPT:

Cingulum
Distal developmental sulcus
Lingual fossa
Cervical line

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Correct answer: D. Cervical line

From the OCCLUSAL view: cingulum, lingual fossa, mesial/distal marginal ridges, and distal developmental sulcus are visible. The CERVICAL LINE (CEJ) is seen from buccal or lingual view — NOT from occlusal view.

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