Definition of Premolariforms. Meaning of Premolariforms. Synonyms of Premolariforms

- much smaller. The premolariforms with prominent distal cusps may represent deciduous teeth and be labelled as dp1. The first premolariform was single-rooted...
- Gobiconodon Indeterminate Yaverland Yaverland bed 38 A lower right premolariform Gobiconodontid Loxaulax ?L. valdensis Teeth Eobaatarid multituberculate...
- preserving two teeth: the first premolariform (pm1) and second molariform (m2). Empty alveoli (sockets) for three more premolariforms and two more molariforms...
- oriented towards the palate. The third upper incisor was diminutive, premolariform and triangle-shaped. The upper canine and premolar teeth were molariform...
- Campanian or Maastrichtian age. The only known fossils are two lower premolariform teeth. The holotype of A. mckennai was later referred to by Bonaparte...
- fewer molariform teeth, a higher number of premolariform teeth and gradual transition between premolariforms and molariforms. The jaw is gracile, slender...
- slightly forward just like the third incisors. The canine of Xiphodon is premolariform with its sharpness similar to the premolars but differ from them by...
- mastication for chewing through food. It also had weak incisors, robust but premolariform canines, and low-crowned plus bunodont-selenodont upper molars. Comparatively...
- The lower second premolar is single-rooted, and the third premolar is premolariform. The fourth lower premolar has a distinct metaconid, no paraconid, and...
- Protypotherium has euhypsodont (well high-crowned) premolars and molars, and premolariform premolars. The upper molars have a lingual sulcus that separates the...