- Sigogneau-Russell. It is
based on
isolated upper molariforms and
possible premolariforms. The
molariforms were ****igned to the
genus Gobiconodon due to their...
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including one
incisor and
seven molariforms (molar-like teeth,
either premolars or true molars).
Bharattherium molariforms are high,
curved teeth, with a...
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molariforms tend to be
larger and are
supported by one
large root, but the
smaller ferugliotheriids have at
least two
roots under their molariforms....
- meanwhile,
molariforms three and four respectively,
preserve four
accessory cusps, two
labial and two
lingual to the main cusps. The
molariforms of Thilastikosuchus...
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benthic sharks feed
solely on
crustaceans which they
crush with
their flat
molariform teeth.
Other sharks feed on
squid or fish,
which they
swallow whole. The...
-
supposed upper molars of
Vucetichia were in fact
heavily worn
first lower molariforms (mf1) of Ferugliotherium. In 1993,
Krause described an
unworn mf1 of...
- are four to five
molariforms, one of which,
placed middle, is mesial. A very
large tooth located on the
lower jaw.
First four
molariforms enlarge towards...
-
Lameta formation of India. It is
known from a
solitary molariform (possibly a
right upper molariform) tooth. It
might represent the last
known non-mammalian...
- four ****ociated
molariform teeth and two
pairs of alveoli, and MACN-RN 1907, a
right mandible with two
molariforms. Said
molariforms are
vaguely peg-like...
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premolariform (pm1) and
second molariform (m2).
Empty alveoli (sockets) for
three more
premolariforms and two more
molariforms are also
present in the preserved...
