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cusps found on the
molars of the
upper dentition of
therian mammals. The
hypocone is
found on the
distal lingual side of the tooth. It fits into the grooves...
- cusp, the
hypocone (hypoconid),
subsequently evolved (see below).
Quadrate (also
called quadritubercular or euthemorphic)
molars have a
hypocone, an additional...
- -
although humans may have four or five. The main
hominid molar cusp (
hypocone)
evolved in
early primate history,
while the cusp of the corresponding...
- cusps, in
addition to
various crests. The
absence of a
fourth cusp, the
hypocone,
distinguishes it from
various other prosimian primates. ? Nycticebus linglom...
-
hypercarnivory as m1–m2
metaconid and
entoconid small or absent; M1–M2
hypocone small; M1–M2
lingual cingulum weak; M2 and m2 small, may be single-rooted;...
- a
slightly younger Gr**** site. With
characters like the
presence of a
hypocone (fourth cusp) on the
upper third premolar, the
presence of a connection...
-
Gheerbrant et al. (2016): by a
mandibular retromolar fossa, the
absence of
hypocone, an
ectoloph selenodont and
linked to
strong styles such as
mesostyle in...
-
anterolingual side
Enterostyle Reig (1977) A
style between the
protocone and the
hypocone, in the
hypoflexus Enteroloph Reig (1977) A
crest connecting the enterostyle...
- The
presence of a
large hypocone on its
upper molars indicates that it was not
strictly carnivorous. A large,
blunt hypocone is
indicative of herbivory...
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present main cusps,
namely the
metacone (midline on the tongue-side) and
hypocone (to the
right on the lip-side) on the 2nd and 3rd molars, and a Y-shaped...
