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<emphasis id="B94AEAD8FFEF9815B81F117421B2F9E6" box="[812,1159,1625,1653]" italics="true" pageId="6" pageNumber="529">Tetralophodon longirostris</emphasis>
(
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Material from Yulafl
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.—TTMEUCY23, left dentary, with m2m3 and alveoli of m1; TTMEUCY202a, right dentary with m2 and alveoli of m1 (
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); TTMEUCY202b, isolated right m3 (
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); TTMEUCY111, right dentary with heavily worn m1; TTMEUCY112, right dentary with heavily worn m2, and anterior part of m3; TTMEUCY48 isolated left M2.
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.—TTMEUCY23 and TTMEUCY202 belong to adult individuals. The corpus of each specimen is robust and broadens posteriorly. The interalveolar crest and the mandibular foramina are missing in TTMEUCY23, but the interalveolar crest of TTMEUCY202 is straight, long and mesioventrally sloping. It is deflected downward at ~45
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relative to the alveolar border, while the ventral margin of the symphysis exhibits a downward deflection of 15
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. These measurements for TTMEUCY112 are 40
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and 17
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, respectively. There are four mandibular foramina on
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CY202. The largest one is positioned below the alveoli of m1, the others are positioned anteriorly on the symphysis. TTMEUCY111 belongs to a juvenile individual with a slender corpus exhibiting three mandibular foramina.
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Fig. 7. Length
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width plot of
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m3s.
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<paragraph id="8B8136CAFFEE9814BBBF150624B7FC97" blockId="7.[102,775,232,1158]" pageId="7" pageNumber="530">The m2 of TTMEUCY202 has four lophids, plus a small and low distal cingulum. The anterior margin of the tooth is broken. The pretrite halflophids 2 and 3 preserve large posterior accessory conules while the fourth one has a smaller one. All other intermediate molars have four loph(id)s, but due to the wear stage in all specimens, it is impossible to determine their precise composition.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="8B8136CAFFEE9814BBBF142025C5FB15" blockId="7.[102,775,232,1158]" pageId="7" pageNumber="530">All m3s are morphologically similar. They each have five lophids and a bituberculate talonid, which could also be considered as a lophid. Each halflophid is composed of a large main cone, a smaller mesoconelet and anterior and posterior accessory conules on the pretrite halflophids and a posterior accessory conule on the first posttrite halflophid. The pretrite halflophids 4 and 5 of TTMEUCY23 do not exhibit any accessory conules. The anterior cingulum is well developed in all teeth. There are no traces of labial and lingual cingula except a thick basal one on the labial side of the last lophid of TTMEUCY23. There is a trace of cement at the base of the interlophids.</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="B94AEAD8FFEE9814BB5513B625CCFB20" box="[102,249,1179,1203]" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="530">Comparisons</emphasis>
.—Tetralophodont records are scarcer in
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than those of choerolophodonts, but they are more numerous in other Eurasian localities.
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<emphasis id="B94AEAD8FFEE9814BF6B17C520B5FE93" box="[1112,1408,232,256]" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="530">Tetralophodon longirostris</emphasis>
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ranges from the late middle Miocene to the late Miocene. It is well known from Eppelsheim, DornDürkheim 1, Belvedere in
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, and Nombrevilla in Spain (
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;
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;
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). The genus
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has also been recorded in Istanbul (
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).
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The materials from Yulafli are very similar in size and morphology to those of
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<emphasis id="B94AEAD8FFEE9814BF6016E420BFFE72" box="[1107,1418,457,481]" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="530">Tetralophodon longirostris</emphasis>
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from Eppelsheim (
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: pl. 10: 1) and DornDürkheim 1 (
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: pl. 1: 2). The m3s have five lophids and a talonid, a simple crown pattern without anancoidy, a slight cement cover in the posterior interlophids, and the symphysis is downturned. The fossils from Yulafli are distinguished from other tetralophodonts (“
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forma
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and “
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) (
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;
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) by having a simple crown pattern, a weak cement cover, and smaller cheek teeth. The material from Yulafli falls within the size range of
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<emphasis id="B94AEAD8FFEE9814BE5F14272640FCD3" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="530">T. longirostris</emphasis>
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from late Miocene localities (Eppelsheim, Esselborn, Mannersdorf), which is clearly distinct from that of “
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<emphasis id="B94AEAD8FFEE9814BE851467269AFC12" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="530">T. longirostris</emphasis>
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grandincisivoid form”
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<emphasis id="B94AEAD8FFEE9814BFFE14442651FC33" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="530">Mastodon” grandincisivus</emphasis>
</taxonomicName>
(Fig. 8).
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