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Linguolabials or
apicolabials are
consonants articulated by
placing the
tongue tip or
blade against the
upper lip,
which is
drawn downward to meet the...
- left
second molar, is enormous, with a
length x
breadth (mesiodistal x
labiolingual) of 13.6 mm × 16.6 mm (0.54 in × 0.65 in),
comparable to the Denisovan...
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appliance systems were very po****r in the
early part of the 20th century.
Labiolingual appliances use
bands on the
first molars joined with
heavy lingual and...
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bases and
cutting edges. The
canines are short, but
thick and robust.
Labiolingually,
their mandibles are much
stronger at the
canine teeth than in canids...
- high
dorsoventral stresses. Its
labiolingual mandibular force profiles (Zy/L),
which point toward high
labiolingual and
torsional stresses, also showcase...
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while the
triangular shape of the crown, fine
serration and
slight labiolingual compression are more in line with the
morphology seen in the
teeth of...
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slightly mesial to the long axis of the tooth. They are also
thicker labiolingually than mesiodistally.
Because of the
disproportionate incisal edges, the...
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wrinkled enamel surface,
heavily serrated mesial and
distal carinae, and
labiolingually compressed (laterally flattened) crowns. The
femur of the
paratype specimen...
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overbite (mm),
mandibular protrusion (mm),
anterior open bite (mm),
labiolingual spread (measurement of
tooth displacement in mm) HLD
index is used in...
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positioned dorsally. In
Kaprosuchus many
teeth are
hypertrophied and
labiolingually (laterally) compressed,
unlike those of
crocodyliforms with similarly...
