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- flexus between the mesoloph and the paracone Mesostyle Reig (1977) A style at the labial margin between the paracone and metacone Mesoloph Reig (1977) A crest...
- process. The molars were low-crowned and possess accessory crests such as mesolophs. The upper molars all had three roots. Oryzomyini, also known as rice...
- the mesoloph, is present. Unlike in most other oryzomyines, however, which have mesolophs reaching the labial margin of the molar, the mesolophs of Pseudoryzomys...
- profile with a long face, and notably small molars. Small, vestigial mesolophs and mesostyles are found on the upper first and second molars (a unique...
- not interpenetrate. Many accessory crests are present, including the mesolophs and mesolophids. The anterocone and anteroconid, the front cusps on the...
- flexus. The accessory ridges on the upper molars, the anterolophs and mesolophs, are less well-developed than in T. hylophilus. The third upper molar...
- the tongue) and labial (outer, towards the lips) sides of the teeth. The mesoloph, a crest near the middle of the labial side of the tooth, is long and well...
- crests interpenetrate. Many accessory crests are present, including the mesolophs and mesolophids. The anterocone and anteroconid, the front cusps on the...
- low-crowned, as in most other oryzomyines. Many accessory crests, including the mesoloph on the upper molars and the mesolophid on the lower molars, are present...
- among others by a long palate and the presence of a crest known as the mesoloph on the upper molars and mesolophid on the lower molars; this crest is absent...