Description
Original diagnosis after Cappetta, Morrison & Adnet, 2019 [27810]: Species with a sharp triangular and strongly bent distally cusp. Long mesial cutting edge practically straight and smooth. Distal edge is much shorter and very oblique. In labial view, the apron is very flat, with a not very well-marked limit. Presence of a distal heel not very high. In lingual view, the distal heel is more delimited and not very high and the mesial edge abruptly to join a salient spur. There is a strong horizontal lingual protuberance located mid height. This protuberance is thicker distally where it differentiates a bulge overhanging an articular facet beginning under the heel, curved and narrowing distally. In lingual view, a deep elliptical axial foramen stops the protuberance with a bifid and short uvula surrounding the apex of the foramen. On both sides of the uvula and above the protuberance, there is a distinct hollow where a circular foramen opens. Below the central basal foramen, there is a shallow furrow joining a short basal notch cutting the basal margin of the root. The labial face of the root bears some foramina of varied sizes and irregularly opening close the limit of the apron.
In labial (or lingual) view, the mesial outline of the tooth is characterised by a salient spur and a broad rounded sinuosity below. The distal outline is more developed and regularly convex.

Remarks
shark-references Species-ID=15539;
valid after Cappetta, Morrison & Adnet, 2021 [27810]

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