Description
Original diagnosis after Wen & Kriwet, 2022 [31095]: A species of Parvodus characterized by the combination of the following dental characters (autapomorphic characters are indicated by an asterisk): main cusp moderately blunt, two to three pairs of low, broadly united and not very well-separated lateral cusplets, with vertical, more or less parallel ridges on the main cusp, starting just above the labial protuberance (labial peg) and ascending apically reaching the apex; rare vertical ridges on lateral cusplets usually originating at apices and continuing basally into a small node; short horizontal ridges present between main cusp and first lateral cusplets*; short and very faint vertical ridges and small crenulae occasionally present between main cusp and first cusplets*; labial protuberance small but well developed and rounded, not supported by a root buttress in latero-posterior teeth; labial protuberance very reduced to absent in anterior teeth; root fairly low, with a single row of small, rounded foramina present labially below crown-root junction and an additional row of large, oval foramina present basally on the recessed portion of the root, becoming smaller and circular below mesial and distal cusplets; incised lingual crown-root junction in posterior-lateral teeth.

Remarks
shark-references Species-ID=16369;

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