Description
Original diagnosis after Ebersole & Ehret, 2018 [25964]: Anterior teeth with a tall triangular main cusp, and single pair of divergent, lanceolate, lateral cusplets. Small secondary cusplets may be present on larger anterior teeth. Pronounced triangular root boss present with deep U-shaped basal concavity. Root lobes are long, range from rounded to angular (but are often angular distally), and are not as divergent as other C. appendiculata-like taxa. Anteriorly situated lateroposterior teeth have tall, triangular, distally inclined or distally hooked main cusp, and V-shaped neck (collar). One to two pairs of divergent, lanceolate, lateral cusplets present. Roots are symmetrical in basal view. Basal concavity is U-shaped. Lateroposterior teeth have a triangular main cusp with a strong distal hook, one to two pairs of divergent and lanceolate lateral cusplets, and labially inclined roots. Root lobes are scalloped on some teeth, and all have a shallow U-shaped basal concavity.

Remarks
shark-references Species-ID=15007;

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