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incomplete ridges that p****
around the base of the crown. Mammalian,
multicusped ch****
teeth probably evolved from single-cusped
teeth in synapsids, although...
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primarily spanning from the Late Tri****ic to Paleocene. The
dentition is
multicusped and was used for grasping.
Several species are
known from
skeletal remains...
- made the
genus Austriadraco. In 1986
fossil jaw
fragments containing multicusped teeth were
found in
Dockum Group rocks in
western Texas. One fragment...
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likely adapted to crushing. In
Iharkutosuchus these teeth were even
multicusped. This is
often characteristic of
mammals but is
highly unusual for a...
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metres (6.6–9.8 ft). The
dentition of
Astercanthus is high
crowned and
multicusped. The low-rounded
teeth previously attributed to the
genus actually belong...
- one species, C. sookensis. Like Aetiocetus,
Chonecetus possessed both
multicusped teeth and the
nutrient foramina required for baleen.
Chonecetus closely...
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Iharkutosuchus is
unusual in its heterodonty: some of its
teeth were
complex and
multicusped, like
mammal teeth. The
structure of the
skull indicates that it could...
- very tip of its
short snout gave it a "bucktoothed" appearance. Due its
multicusped teeth and
marked heterodonty, it is
believed to have been an herbivore...
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postcanine teeth have
small secondary cusps behind their tips.
These multicusped teeth may have been
adaptations for
crushing food,
although they are...
- ISSN 1851-8044. Montefeltro, F.C.; Laurini, C.R.; Langer, M.C. (2009). "
Multicusped crocodyliform teeth from the
Upper Cretaceous (São José do Rio Preto...
