The Families And Genera of Bats
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1. --34567 . 2-2 1-1 2-2 3-3_ on 1--. 1.-2 34 5 6 7* 1-1' C l-l'^ m 3-3' m 3-3 - ^- Maxillary teeth essentially like those of Phyllostomus, except that the inner incisors are lower and less projecting, the canine is less distinctly grooved on front surface, the anterior premolar (pm 3 ) is small, crowded outward from the toothrow, and so low that its short cusp barely exceeds cingulum of canine; molars with main cusps large and well developed, bu^ with protocone lower in pro- portion to other c...usps, and with paracone and metacone nearer each other than in the normal arrangement, and mesostyle, together with its commissures, notably reduced, so that the W pattern is dis- torted by the lengthening of the posterior limb and the shortening of the two median limbs. Mandibular incisors and canines as in Phyllosto- mus, though the canines more closely approach each other. Anterior premolar (pm ,) with the cusp broad and low, more resembling an angular cutting edge than a true cusp; middle premolar (pm 3 ) mi- nute, crowded completely from toothrow on inner side as in Trachops, so that pm 2 and pm 4 are in contact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. --34567 . 2-2 1-1 2-2 3-3_ on 1--. 1.-2 34 5 6 7* 1-1' C l-l'^ m 3-3' m 3-3 - ^- Maxillary teeth essentially like those of Phyllostomus, except that the inner incisors are lower and less projecting, the canine is less distinctly grooved on front surface, the anterior premolar (pm 3 ) is small, crowded outward from the toothrow, and so low that its short cusp barely exceeds cingulum of canine; molars with main cusps large and well developed, bu^ with protocone lower in pro- portion to other c...usps, and with paracone and metacone nearer each other than in the normal arrangement, and mesostyle, together with its commissures, notably reduced, so that the W pattern is dis- torted by the lengthening of the posterior limb and the shortening of the two median limbs. Mandibular incisors and canines as in Phyllosto- mus, though the canines more closely approach each other. Anterior premolar (pm ,) with the cusp broad and low, more resembling an angular cutting edge than a true cusp; middle premolar (pm 3 ) mi- nute, crowded completely from toothrow on inner side as in Trachops, so that pm 2 and pm 4 are in contact.
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