On the Affinities of Leptarctus Primus of Leidy
On the Affinities of Leptarctus Primus of Leidy
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These cusps do not stand in the line ofthe long axis of the jaw, but are placed very obliquely to it. Theheel is not very prominent, but the basal cingulum is well developed, both in front and behind. As compared with the Raccoon, the secondpremolar is more complex in that it has two cusps instead of one. Inthe third premolar the posterior cusp is much better developed, andplaced more obliquely than in the corresponding tooth of _Procyon_;the heel is moreover not so broad.
The first molar is no...t preserved, but judging from the size of itsroots it was decidedly the longest tooth of the series. The secondmolar was likewise bifanged but much smaller; it was placed closeagainst the base of the coronoid.
The whole jaw has, relatively, a greater depth than that of theRaccoon, and is remarkably straight upon its lower border, whereas inthe recent genus it is considerably curved. The condyle is notpreserved, and the angle is somewhat damaged, but it was apparentlynot so strongly inflected as in the Raccoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These cusps do not stand in the line ofthe long axis of the jaw, but are placed very obliquely to it. Theheel is not very prominent, but the basal cingulum is well developed, both in front and behind. As compared with the Raccoon, the secondpremolar is more complex in that it has two cusps instead of one. Inthe third premolar the posterior cusp is much better developed, andplaced more obliquely than in the corresponding tooth of _Procyon_;the heel is moreover not so broad.
The first molar is no...t preserved, but judging from the size of itsroots it was decidedly the longest tooth of the series. The secondmolar was likewise bifanged but much smaller; it was placed closeagainst the base of the coronoid.
The whole jaw has, relatively, a greater depth than that of theRaccoon, and is remarkably straight upon its lower border, whereas inthe recent genus it is considerably curved. The condyle is notpreserved, and the angle is somewhat damaged, but it was apparentlynot so strongly inflected as in the Raccoon.
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