- may be a
fifth cusp. In many mammals,
additional smaller cusps called conules appear between the
larger cusps. They are
named after their locations,...
- "buno" pillar-like
cusps as for "selenes" crescent-like cusps. The
suffix "-
conule /-conulid" (upper molar/lower molar) is
added to the
secondary cusps. For...
- and
posterior accessory conules that form trefoil-patterned
enamel loops with wear (simple
molar crowns with no
accessory conules on the
posttrite side...
- molars. Most
pantodonts lacked a
hypocone (fourth cusp) and had
small conules (additional
small cusps). The
incisors are
small but the
canines large...
- and a
posterior heel,
which consists of 2–3
conules. The
molars are
primarily hypsodont, and
include conules in the
valleys between the
primary ridges....
- only
Konobelodon being fully tetralophodont), and
possessed posttrite conules. In the past, amebelodonts' shovel-like
mandibular tusks led to them being...
- fine
openings which are
slightly elevated and have cone-shaped
voids (
conules).
Oscula can
either be
scattered or at the tip of the lobes.
Spongia officinalis...
-
molars with
compressed and
sharp transverse ridges plus lack of
accessory conules (smaller cusps). The
intermediate molars, or the
first two molars, are...
- any
other sivaladapid besides Rencunius,
Laomaki has
strongly developed conules on its
upper molars. Both the
upper and
lower molars of
Laomaki differ...
-
upper molars, the
posterior pretrite central conules were reduced, as were the
anterior pretrite central conules on the
lower molars. The
pretrite and posttrite...
