The New Encyclopædia Britannica in 30 Volumes: Macropædia : Knowledge in Depth. - 19 Bd, Volumes 1-19Encyclopædia Britannica, 1974 |
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Page 86
... premolars , and the others have three or four ulna , the smaller bone of the forelimb , decreased in size premolars . The dental formula for the family is set up , until , in the modern Equidae , its upper end fused with the therefore ...
... premolars , and the others have three or four ulna , the smaller bone of the forelimb , decreased in size premolars . The dental formula for the family is set up , until , in the modern Equidae , its upper end fused with the therefore ...
Page 88
... premolars have entirely on the third digit through which the long axis of the tended to molarize , the molar cusp pattern is simple ; the limb passes ( mesaxonic condition ) . The talus ( heel bone ) with teeth seldom become hypsodont ...
... premolars have entirely on the third digit through which the long axis of the tended to molarize , the molar cusp pattern is simple ; the limb passes ( mesaxonic condition ) . The talus ( heel bone ) with teeth seldom become hypsodont ...
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... premolars are the of the invariable rule . The primitive premolars are uniform in cheek Drawing by R. Keane shape and are unicuspid , but in primates the most poste- teeth rior premolar tends to evolve either one or two extra cusps ...
... premolars are the of the invariable rule . The primitive premolars are uniform in cheek Drawing by R. Keane shape and are unicuspid , but in primates the most poste- teeth rior premolar tends to evolve either one or two extra cusps ...
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