Neopetes, Daxner-Hock, 2004
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https://doi.org/ 10.5252/g2010n2a5 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E18799-FFF7-E92B-EE5D-FAFF9ED7969D |
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Felipe |
scientific name |
Neopetes |
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Neopetes sp.
MATERIAL EXAMINED. — See Table 5 for data and measurements.
DESCRIPTION
The occlusal surface is triangular. Th e root stumps are preserved. Th e anteroloph is protuberant. The protoloph and the metaloph are parallel. Th ere is a mesoloph-like structure in the lingual end of the central valley, but it is not connected to the protocone. The
Locality No. inv. MMP Position L W Fig. FT 3/10 2007.197 M2 3.55 2.95 5A, B Locality No. inv. MMP Position L W Fig. FT 3/10 2007.173 D4 1.47 1.62 6A
valley between the metaloph and the posteroloph is very narrow.In the D4 of Spermophilinus bredai (von Meyer, 1848) , this valley is wider ( Hír 2003).
COMMENTS
In a previous paper of the first author, the Neopetes remains from FT 3/2 have been described as Hylopetes Th omas, 1908 ( Hír 2003). However, it would be better to follow Daxner-Höck (2004a) in attributing them to the genus Neopetes . Th e isolated molar from FT 3/10 is inadequate for species determination.
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