- crista;
antecrochet to that of the protoloph, and
crochet to that of the
metaloph. The
suffix "-crista / -cristid" (upper
molar /
lower molar) is used for...
-
towards the
inside of the tooth. In both
upper molars and premolars, the
metalophs and the
protolophs are
distinctly bulbous. The
lower premolars and molars...
-
Bruijn interpreted the four main
crests as the anteroloph, protoloph,
metaloph, and
posteroloph from
front to back and
wrote that
these crests are not...
- them. The
paraconule cusp is
separated from the
protocone cusp, and the
metaloph ridge only
touches the
ectoloph at
advanced stages of
dental wear. The...
- π-shaped
crown pattern formed by the
incipient ectoloph, protoloph, and
metaloph (crests on the crowns). This
arrangement closely resembles the
crown pattern...
- paracone, hypocone, and metacone) and
lophs or
crests (protoloph, mesoloph,
metaloph, and posteroloph),
separated by
synclines or valleys. The
first and second...
- two
upper molars had a
small metaloph,
while the
third molar had a long and
concave ectoloph, but was
devoid of
metaloph. The
symphysis of the mandible...
- prominent, and the
deciduous third lower premolar had a well-developed
metaloph. The
upper molars had a very
prominent parastyle and metastyle. The metacone...
-
upper molars have a
lingual sulcus that
separates the
protolophs from the
metalophs. The
third and
fourth premolars have a sub-triangular shape, with the...
-
Henricosbornia lophodonta exhibits a
large intraspecific variability in the
metaloph morphology. The
genus Henricosbornia was
first described in 1901 by Florentino...
