The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 76
... premolars to molar- ize , and the first premolar often disappears . Early forms had five - cusped upper molars , but the fifth cusp ( proto- conule ) disappeared early . Members of the suborder Suiformes have the full com- plement of ...
... premolars to molar- ize , and the first premolar often disappears . Early forms had five - cusped upper molars , but the fifth cusp ( proto- conule ) disappeared early . Members of the suborder Suiformes have the full com- plement of ...
Page 77
... premolar than pigs ; camels also have reduced premolars . Chevrotains have rather flattened lower premolars but have incipiently selenodont molars ; i.e. , in which the cusps are drawn out into longitudinal crescents . Premolars of ...
... premolar than pigs ; camels also have reduced premolars . Chevrotains have rather flattened lower premolars but have incipiently selenodont molars ; i.e. , in which the cusps are drawn out into longitudinal crescents . Premolars of ...
Page 79
... premolar , and selenodont molars . A close relative , Agriochoerus , had clawed feet , the func- tion of which ... premolars , se- lenodont cheek teeth ; cannon bones present . Feet became 2- toed early in the geological history of ...
... premolar , and selenodont molars . A close relative , Agriochoerus , had clawed feet , the func- tion of which ... premolars , se- lenodont cheek teeth ; cannon bones present . Feet became 2- toed early in the geological history of ...
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