10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUNODONT»
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bunodont in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bunodont and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Evolution of Herbivory in Terrestrial Vertebrates: ...
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The Evolution of Artiodactyls
Note, however, that current systematic evidence suggests that all of these
suiformes with more complex teeth evolved from a bunodont form. Suiformes
have also been grouped together not only on the primitive dental condition of
bunodonty ...
Donald R. Prothero, Scott E. Foss, 2007
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Mammal Teeth: Origin, Evolution, and Diversity
Cheek-tooth forms in various mammals: A, secodont carnassial of a lion,
Panthera leo; B, plagiaulacoid premolar of a musky ratkangaroo (
Hypsiprymnodon moschatus); C, bilophodont molar of a tapir (Tapirus indicus); D
, bunodont molar of a ...
This is formed by enlargement and coalescence of several cusps. The tips of the
cusps can be seen as low mounds, mamelons, on the unworn tooth. Bunodont
molars An alternative to cutting up food by shearing of sharp crests is crushing or
...
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The Paleontology of Gran Barranca: Evolution and ...
DespitethelowdiversityofLitop- terna Protolipternidae from the early Eocene (
Cifelli 1983a; Gelfo 2006), didolodontids were the most diverse among the strictly
bunodont ungulates in the Paleogene of South America. However, in addition to
...
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Hominid Adaptations and Extinctions
The lower dental morphology of Indopithecus is very distinctive, with its
significantly reduced incisor complex and the bunodont morphology of its molar
occlusal surface (this is its actual morphology and not the result of wear). The
bunodont ...
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Evolution of Tertiary Mammals of North America: Terrestrial ...
RICHARD K. STUCKY INTRODUCTION The Eocene bunodont artiodactyls of
North America have classically been placed in the family Dichobunidae, which is
based on the European genus Dichobune. Inclusion of the North American taxa ...
Christine Marie Janis, Kathleen Marie Scott, Louis L. Jacobs, 1998
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The Rise of Placental Mammals: Origins and Relationships of ...
Even the bunodont, incipiently lopho-selenodont molar morphology of early
hyracoids is primitive, as exemplified by Seggeurius (Fig. 7.5). It is especially
distinct from that of perissodactyls (Rasmussenetal., 1990: 4691; Rasmussen,
1989: 69).
Kenneth D. Rose, J. David Archibald, 2005
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Structure and Development of Meat Animals and Poultry
Bunodont teeth may be used for grinding and crushing a variety of feeds.
However, they would soon be worn away by the constant grinding of tough
fibrous feeds such as those consumed by foraging ruminants. Ruminants have a
special type ...
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Evolution on Planet Earth: Impact of the Physical Environment
The decrease in the numbers of bunodont taxa in the later Paleocene is
coincident with falling paleotemperatures, suggesting that the availability of
seeds may have been decreasing under these climatic conditions. In turn the
larger, ...
Lynn Rothschild, Adrian Lister, 2003
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUNODONT»
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bunodont is used in the context of the following news items.
Real Cavemen Ate Gluten
Researchers Tom Hatley and John Kappelman noted in 1980 that hominids have bunodont—low, with rounded cusps—back teeth that show ... «The New Republic, Feb 15»
Choeropotamids — better known than you thought, perhaps
This means that the molars combine both mound-shaped (= bunodont) cusps as well as the semi-lunate (= selenodont) cusps. Excellent skulls ... «Scientific American, Jul 14»
Evolution Formed Our Faces To Withstand Punching, Shaping …
Specifically, the trend towards a more orthognathic face; the bunodont form and expansion of the postcanine teeth; the increased robusticity of ... «Medical Daily, Jun 14»
Phenacodontidae, I feel like I know you
Phenacodontids have bunodont or bunolophodont cheek teeth, spatulate lower incisors and large, pointed canines. They were reasonably ... «Scientific American, Aug 13»
New species of Trilophodont gomphotheres found from the …
With a brevirostrine, elephant-like skull, no lower tusks, and simple bunodont and trilophodont intermediate molars, the new species is ... «Phys.Org, Dec 12»
Entelodontii – Porcii din Iad
Parea asemantator cumva cu craniul unui Hyenodon enorm, avand canini uriasi si incisivi puternici, insa maselele sale erau de tipul bunodont, ... «Descopera, Feb 09»
