Description
Original diagnosis after Underwood & Cumbaa, 2010 [12632]: As for genus: Strong monognathic and dignathic heterodont dentition with anterior teeth up to 12 mm high. Several files of upper and lower parasymphyseal teeth and upper intermediate teeth present. Cusp unornamented, slender and straight, at least 3 times as high as wide, inclined to posterior in lateral teeth and faintly labiolingually sigmoidal in anterior teeth. Single pair of small, triangular, lateral cusplets present in upper lateral teeth, absent in all other teeth. Base of crown with prominent neck on lingual side, and extends along upper third to half of root lobe on labial side. Cutting edge continuous in lateral teeth but not reaching base of crown on anterior teeth. Crown does not overhang root. Root with two clearly defined lobes, of roughly equal size in lower teeth, but with anterior lobe longer than posterior in upper teeth. Lingual face of root with poorly developed lingual protuberance, below which root lobes are either labiolingually compressed with a flat linguo-basal root face in upper lateral teeth, or somewhat expanded lingually with no clearly defined linguo-basal root face. There is a welldeveloped round to slightly elongate foramen at the apex of the lingual protuberance, with very small foramina spread across the root surface.

Remarks
shark-references Species-ID=14305;

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