Collected Papers volume 2
Collected Papers volume 2
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The anterior and posterior cingula are strong, and the depressions or valleys which they enclose are divided by the horns of the inner crescents. In the last molar the anterior horn of the posterior inner crescent continues to the ante- rior outer crescent, thus dividing the bottom of the transverse valley by a thin partition. The anterior roots of M^ are connate, thus forming one broad root. This probably is true of others, but they are not enough exposed to make it certain.
Three molars on on...e side and the last two on the other have part of the jaws attached. The incisor, canines and premolars were found separate. There are many fragments of molar teeth of the same kind, so there must have been more than one individual.
A fragment of a mandible is present which has one imperfect tooth. It is doubt- ful if this belongs to the same animal as the upper teeth. It looks more like the tooth of some member of the Pecora than we would expect to see in this animal. It is pris- matic and quite high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The anterior and posterior cingula are strong, and the depressions or valleys which they enclose are divided by the horns of the inner crescents. In the last molar the anterior horn of the posterior inner crescent continues to the ante- rior outer crescent, thus dividing the bottom of the transverse valley by a thin partition. The anterior roots of M^ are connate, thus forming one broad root. This probably is true of others, but they are not enough exposed to make it certain.
Three molars on on...e side and the last two on the other have part of the jaws attached. The incisor, canines and premolars were found separate. There are many fragments of molar teeth of the same kind, so there must have been more than one individual.
A fragment of a mandible is present which has one imperfect tooth. It is doubt- ful if this belongs to the same animal as the upper teeth. It looks more like the tooth of some member of the Pecora than we would expect to see in this animal. It is pris- matic and quite high.
What to read after Collected Papers volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earl Douglass to read onlineMoreLess
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