Definition of Posterolingual. Meaning of Posterolingual. Synonyms of Posterolingual

- hypocone/metacone Hypocone Reig (1977) One of the main cusps, at the posterolingual side Procingulum Reig (1977) The front part of the tooth, before the...
- characteristics, the lower molars retaining the "Dorcatherium" fold ("fold on the posterolingual face of the metaconid") and the posterior lower premolars possessing...
- posterior than in other members of this genus, and a line drawn from the posterolingual corner to the posterobuccal corner possesses a greater angle on the...
- and has a distolingually positioned protocone cusp plus a noticeable posterolingual talon. The morphology of the tooth of Duerotherium is similar to the...
- only about half as high as the protoconid, to which it is located posterolingually, but almost as tall as the paraconid. The short talonid is slightly...
- canine-like while the P2 and P3 are relatively elongated and each have a posterolingual heel. The P4 is somewhat triangular in shape with a labially prominent...
- contain two buccal cusps (paracone and metacone cusps) and a smaller posterolingual cusp. Stehlin theorized that the dP1 tooth would not have been replaced...
- are greatly reduced, whereas the premolars are robust and distinct posterolingual convexities are developed on P2 and P3. This clearly showcases the forward...
- more molariform than P.typi****, and its upper premolars were devoid of posterolingual groove. During the Chapadmalalan period, P. bonaerense was the most...
- extends to the back margin; these ridges are called the posterolabial and posterolingual ridge. An even smaller ridge is located below the ridge on the lingual...