Definition of Brachyodont. Meaning of Brachyodont. Synonyms of Brachyodont

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- dentin. The opposite condition to hypsodont is called brachydont or brachyodont (from brachys 'short'). It is a type of dentition characterized by low-crowned...
- defined by dental synapomorphies from its molars. Equoids were originally brachyodont (low-crowned) in dentition, but the morphologies of their molars had...
- discovered the holotype material. It is diagnosed as being a medium-sized and brachyodont (low-crowned) theridomyid with various specific morphologies of its cuspids...
- hendeyi from the Early Pliocene of South Africa found that the teeth were brachyodont, but had a higher hypsodonty than a giraffe, and that it was best classified...
- bunodont, lophodont, or selenodont dentitions. Whereas Eocene species had brachyodont, or low-crowned, to slightly hypsodont (higher-crowned) dentitions, Oligocene...
- area of this taxa can be described as having the molar lophodont and brachyodont with a hypolophid formed by lingually displaced component of posthypocristid...
- modern-day bovids and cervids in dental morphology (for instance, it had brachyodont molars), while the former was more advanced. Other deer-like forms included...
- tapir skull South American tapir skull Mountain tapir skull Tapirs have brachyodont, or low-crowned teeth, that lack cementum. Their dental formula is: Totaling...
- from early Pleistocene material from India. The shortened faced and brachyodont dentition suggests it belongs to the subfamily Chalicotheriinae. Nestoritherium...
- (especially Mongolia) and Europe. The ch**** teeth were short-crowned (brachyodont), with the tubercles more-or-less completely fused into transverse ridges...