10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MULTICUSPIDATE»
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1
Fishes and the Break-up of Pangaea
This is also the case for the other isolated fossil alestid-like multicuspidate teeth
from the Tertiary of Europe (see below). Their relationships with each other also
remain unknown. Fossil record and ecology of early characiform fishes The ...
Lionel Cavin, A. E. Longbottom, Martha Richter, 2008
2
The record of zoological literature
All have three plates in each series, the lateral ones transversely elongate and
multicuspidate, the middle one square, with three, rarely five points. Fusus
syracusanus (L.) has exactly the same radula, and therefore is transferred by Prof
.
3
Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History).: Zoology ...
The hypothesis that the multicuspidate molariform teeth of Pteralopex are an
extreme in the Pteropodine dentition is attractive : an opposite extreme is to be
found in the low, broadened and rounded cusps and ridges of the molariform
teeth of ...
4
The Amphipoda (Crustacea) of Madang Lagoon, Papua New Guinea
Maxilla 1: inner plate narrow with 2 pappose apical setae. outer seta with
denticulate row; outer plate with ll setal-teeth in 6/5 arrangement; outer row with
STI large, stout, multicuspidate, ST2-ST3 weakly cuspidate. ST4 large, stout, 5-
cuspidate ...
5
Memoirs of the Hourglass Cruises
... multicuspidate, ST4 large, slender, 6-cuspidate, ST5 large, slender,
multicuspidate, ST6 displaced from ST5, large, slender, multicuspidate; ST7
symmetrical, displaced down medial face, large, slender, multicuspidate medially
, STA large, ...
The present paleontological data do not allow to solve all phyletic conflicts within
Etmopteridae, because of the evolution from the mono- to multicuspidate crown.
Recent phylo- genetical analyses place Centroscyllium at the base or as the ...
7
Neotropical Simuliidae (Diptera: Insecta)
Abdominal tergites I and II with flat, multicuspidate tubercles. Larva: Length 6.0-
6.2 mm. Cephalic apotome with positive spots arranged in 2 groups: basal-
median longitudinal spot and 1+1 submedian spots. Postgenal cleft subquadrate
to ...
Sixto Coscarón, Cecilia L. Coscarón Arias, 2007
8
The Freshwater Fishes of Suriname
1-a Mouth upturned; teeth conical on both jaws; lateral line completely lacking;
upper caudal lobe longer than lower caudal lobe; black spot on dorsal fin (
Pyrrhulinini) 2 1-b Mouth terminal; teeth multicuspidate (except the inner
mandibular row ...
9
The Cambridge Natural History: Mammalia
[30] The alternative view, as urged by Forsyth Major, Woodward, and Goodrich,
attempts to show that thedentition of the original mammal included grinding teeth
which were multicuspidate or "multitubercular." There is muchtobe said for both ...
10
Walker's Marsupials of the World
The last premolar is preceded by a multicuspidate, molariform, deciduous tooth,
and the molars are tricuspi- date. The facial part of the skull is long and pointed,
but the cranial part is small. Reig, Kirsch, and Marshall (1987) provided extensive
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