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twenty times in
different mammal groups during the
Cenozoic period. The
metacone is a cusp on the
molars of the
upper dentition in hominids. It is found...
- the
lingual side of the tooth,
while the
anterior paracone and
posterior metacone are on the
buccal side. The
protocone of the
upper molar and
talonid basin...
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includes a
metacone and paracone,
which are
located at the
bottom of the “W”;
while the rest of the “W” is
formed by
crests that run from the
metacone and paracone...
- cusps—the protocone, paracone, and
metacone—are present,
connected by a crest. They are low and rounded. The
metacone,
located at the back of the tooth...
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trigonid of
similar breadth, a
prominent p4 hypoconid,
presence of a P4
metacone and
absence of
parastyles on M1–2.
Additional features uniting ptolemaiidans...
- A
flexus in
front of the
metacone Metalophule Reig (1977) A
small crest attached to the
front side of the
metacone Metacone Reig (1977) One of the main...
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fossil record demonstrates that the
primary cusp of the
molars is the
metacone,
distinct from the
paracone characteristic of
zalambdodont tenrecs, golden...
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Microsyops is double-rooted. The
upper fourth premolar has a
distinct metacone and a weak parastyle.
Upper molars exhibit clear conules, in particular...
- (in
comparison with C. arnensis); M1 with
paracone more
elevated than
metacone;
labial basin of M1 as deep as but
larger than the
lingual one; M1 and...
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teeth have
distinct lophs (ridges)
between protocones, paracones,
metacones and hypocones.
Tapirs have
brown eyes,
often with a
bluish cast to them...
