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Title: The American journal of science
Identifier: americanjourna4501920newh (find matches)
Year: 1880 (1880s)
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Subjects: Science
Publisher: New Haven : J. D. & E. S. Dana
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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E. L. Troxell—Entelodonts in Marsh Collection. 433 usually large mental tubercles, both anterior and pos- terior ; the very short symphysis; the deep rami set closely together; the single-rooted P\ and very small two-rooted P2; the large P3 and the broad P4 with a short narrow heel, and finally the well developed talonids on the lower molars. Peterson has put this species under Pelonax Cope; it resembles the type, P. ramosus, in having a single-rooted first premolar and in possessing very large tubercles on the jaw, but it is about one sixth smaller and has a double- rooted second premolar. In spite of this great difference,
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Fig. 15.—Megachcerus zygomaticus, gen. et sp. nov. Genoholotype. Cat. No. 10008. Side view of skull, injured, by crushing, showing the enormous extension of the malar bone. One-fifth nat. size. it is probably nearer to Pelonax than to any other desig- nated genus. P. bathrodon resembles Cope's published description of P. ramosus in size and in the high anterior tubercles. Megachcerus zygomaticus Group. Megachcerus zygomaticus, gen. et sp. nov. Genoholotype, Cat. No. 10008, Y. P. M. % Upper Oligocene, South Dakota bad lands. In addition to the fact of its great size, this unusual elothere (figs. 15,16) has the relatively largest dependent process of described specimens. In its extreme breadth

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ser. 4 v. 50 July-Dec 1920
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