-
shortly after birth and are
replaced by open-rooted,
continually growing (
hypselodont) incisors. The
toothcomb in
lemurs normally consists of six
teeth (four...
-
relatively basal amongst wombats,
being the most
primitive member to
possess hypselodont (high crowned) ch**** teeth. The
morphology of the
humerus of W. wakefieldi...
-
which the
structure has been
modified into two
continually growing (
hypselodont)
incisors (or
canine teeth),
similar to
those of rodents. Often, the...
- reduction.
These teeth were
rootless and were
continuously growing (
hypselodont), and
typically have a
relatively simple morphology.
There are generally...
-
lower jaw is
relatively deep,
which served to
accommodate the very long
hypselodont (evergrowing) teeth,
which are
considerably proportionally longer than...
- ab****n from
chewing a diet high in fiber.
Rodents have
upper and
lower hypselodont incisors that can
continuously grow
enamel throughout its life without...
- used for
grasping and defense. The
teeth of
Megalonyx jeffersonii were
hypselodont (high crowned).
During excavations at
Tarkio Valley in
southwest Iowa...
-
balearicus having an
adult dentition comprising a
single evergrowing (
hypselodont)
incisor (a
feature highly unusual among bovids), one premolar, and three...
- well as a
number of
fossil groups); the
incisors are very
large and
hypselodont (open-rooted and
hence ever-growing,
similar to
those of rodents); the...
- aye-aye also lost its toothcomb,
replacing it with
continually growing (
hypselodont)
front teeth,
similar to the
incisors of rodents. In colugos, the toothcomb...
