A Manual of Dental Anatomy Human And Comparative
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and the outer wall). To this we must add a vertical pillar, which is slightly connected with the posterior end of each crescentic edge (this pillar is in Hipparion quite detached).
The lower molars of the horse present the double crescent, just like those of the rhinoceros, save that vertical pillars are attached to the posterior end of each crescent, thus slightly complicating the pattern of the worn surface. The interspaces of the ridges and pillar are in the horse solidly filled in w...ith cementum. The extinct ancestors of the horse have the molar pattern considerably simplified, but yet recognisable as being built up on the same model.
But in an elementary handbook such as this it will only serve to perplex the reader to enter into a discussion of the relative probabilities of the various and incompatible explanations given of the homologies of the parts of the ungulate molar : suffice it that such correspondences do exist, and if we had before us perfect chains of molars from every (*) Molar tooth of a Horse, showing the pattern of its grinding surface.
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135 0).
and the outer wall). To this we must add a vertical pillar, which is slightly connected with the posterior end of each crescentic edge (this pillar is in Hipparion quite detached).
The lower molars of the horse present the double crescent, just like those of the rhinoceros, save that vertical pillars are attached to the posterior end of each crescent, thus slightly complicating the pattern of the worn surface. The interspaces of the ridges and pillar are in the horse solidly filled in w...ith cementum. The extinct ancestors of the horse have the molar pattern considerably simplified, but yet recognisable as being built up on the same model.
But in an elementary handbook such as this it will only serve to perplex the reader to enter into a discussion of the relative probabilities of the various and incompatible explanations given of the homologies of the parts of the ungulate molar : suffice it that such correspondences do exist, and if we had before us perfect chains of molars from every (*) Molar tooth of a Horse, showing the pattern of its grinding surface.
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