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behind and
outwards from the metacone. May bear one or more
minor cusps.
Mesostyle: A cusp at the
midpoint of the
stylar shelf. Ectoflexus: A
notch at the...
- hypocone, an
ectoloph selenodont and
linked to
strong styles such as
mesostyle in
basal taxa, and a more or less
developed pseudohypocone. Originally...
- Clapiès, Malpérié and Perrière (France), in
Upper Ludian strata. The
mesostyle typical of the
genus Leptictidium is not
developed in this species. The...
-
distinguished from
other anthracothere lineages by
their upper molars having a
mesostyle occupied by a
transverse valley,
selenodont cusps, a
ventrally concave...
- treeshrews. In addition, the
presence of a well-developed but
simple mesostyle (a
small cus****) is distinctive.
Tupaia miocenica was
described in 1997...
-
molars have
classical chiropteran traits like dilambdodonty, lack of a
mesostyle and a
narrow protofossa,
though it does
differ from most
other bats in...
-
consisted of low-crowned (brachydont) teeth. The
molars were
devoid of
mesostyle,
while the
premolars lacked the fold of the metacone. The
genus Ultrapithecus...
- from
other ruminants such as
sharp cutting premolars and loss of the
mesostyle in the molars. In comparison, the only
dental trait the hypertragulids...
- the Cantius/Pelycodus
clade are the
comparatively smaller hypocones and
mesostyles. The
distinguishing features of
Pelycodus from
Cantius are its anteroposteriorly...
- An
anterior and a
posterior cingulum were present; the
molars had a
mesostyle,
while the
premolars were triangular, with a fold on the metacone. The...
