- calf
would have
enough energy and
stamina to keep up with the herd. The
mesodont (meaning
neither high (hypsodont) or low (brachydont) crowned) condition...
-
Pleistocene is
larger than P.
cazioti cazioti and is
characterised by
large mesodont upper ch**** teeth, and a long
premolar series,
which are
suggested to be...
- (M/m) and
selenodont (crescent-shaped
ridge form)
lower molars that are
mesodont, or medium-crowned, in height. The
canines (C/c)
strongly protrude and...
-
completely hornless. Tragoportax's
teeth were
brachydont (low-crowned) to
mesodont (having mid-sized crowns). The
premolars are
fairly long and are not molarised...
- medium-sized.
Typical is a
reduction of the
number of toes and
brachydont or
mesodont teeth. The
family is
recorded since the late Palaeocene.
Various fossils...
-
having selenolophodont upper molars and
selenodont lower molars that are
mesodont, or medium-crowned, in height. The
canines strongly protrude and are separated...
-
molars and
selenodont (crescent-shaped
ridge form)
lower molars that are
mesodont, or medium-crowned, in height. The
canines (C)
strongly protrude and are...
- concave; the
upper incisors are
orthodont or proodont; the
molars are
mesodont,
broad and robust; the
upper molars have
transverse loops; and the lower...
- canine-shaped
upper incisors (as well as the
third lower incisor), and the
mesodont typed dentition characteristic of all leontiniids. The
skull of Elmerriggsia...
