A bitemark on Madison Horn's leg could have been caused by the man accused of murdering her, a court's been told.
Dentist Dr Douglas Sheasby examined the toddler's body, as well as a cast of Kevin Park's teeth.
The High Court in Glasgow was told the mark "was consistent with mild force having been applied", and that it could've been caused by Mr Park.
But, under cross examination Dr Sheasby admitted a lack of detail means it could've been made by someone else.
27 year old Kevin Park is accused of striking Madison's head against a wall, biting her, and repeatedly striking her.
He denies murder and the trial continues.
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