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, 1934
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:
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. A crushed skull and a mandible, probably belonging to the same individual (
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).
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,
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,
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.
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, mandibles, forefeet and hind feet found in a small quarry,
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west of
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REFERRED SPECIMENS: IVPP
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, a relatively well-preserved skull with right P2 M3 and left CM3;
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-1, a greater part of right side of a skull with P14 and M3;
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-1, a posterior portion of a skull with right P2M1, M3 and left P24, M23;
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-2, a right side of the anterior portion of a skull;
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, a dorsoventrally compressed subadult skull with P2M3;
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, a fragmentary premaxilla with I3; V16144.1, a right I2; V16144.2, a left I2; V16144.3, a left I2; V16144.4, a right I3;
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, a subadult mandible with right p3m3 and left i1, p2m3;
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, a partial subadult left lower mandible with p3m3 and two i1s;
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, a nearly complete mandible with cm3;
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, a nearly complete mandible with p2m3; V16167.1, a right i2; V16167.2, a right i2; V16167.3, a right i2; V16167.4, a left i3; V16167.5, a left i3.
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EMENDED DIAGNOSIS: Medium-sized chalicotheres with low-crowned teeth; dental formula 3
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1
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4
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3/3
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1
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3
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3; a short diastema present between P1 and P2; P34 metalophs joining the ectolophs in a low position, and paraconules usually well developed; upper molars with prominent parastyles and paraconules, but lacking mesostyles; paracones and metacones on upper molars nearly vertically implanted, protocones posteriorly extended, and metalophs oblique and relatively short; M3 metaloph and metacone posterobuccally rotated; lower molar cristid obliqua anterolingually directed to the buccal sides of the metastylids, and the hypolophids oblique; posterior cingulids on m12 raised upward but lacking the cuspate hypoconulids; m3 with a well-developed hypoconulid lobe; parietal crests gently contracted behind postorbital processes; supraorbital foramen absent; paroccipital process slender and completely separated from the relatively broader and larger posttympanic process; posterior border of the palate nearly U-shaped at the level of posterior edge of M3; ventral surface of the promontorium smooth; deep fossa for the stapedius muscle present; mandible long and slender, with long shallow symphysis and high ascending ramus; angular process of the mandible with a nearly semicircular border.
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LOCALITY AND HORIZON: Nuhetingboerhe, Erlian Basin,
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,
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. Lower part of the Arshanto Formation; early Arshantan (Early Eocene).
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