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COMPARISON OF
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WITH
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FOSSIL BEAVERS
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The size range from juvenile to fully grown individuals is about
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for incisor length in recent
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: this is equivalent to about 57% of the maxl of the incisor (
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). For the length of the upper incisor of
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, the range is
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, which is equivalent to nearly 57% of the maxl of the tooth. This is very similar to modern
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, and thus the observed size differences in the small sample of fossil teeth of
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can well be attributed to postnatal growth, as suggested by
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.
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The range of the length of upper incisors differs between these two species: about 55% maxl in
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, and about 44% in
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<emphasis id="B2D6EAD5E138AA53FEBCF97FFDF66DB9" box="[376,554,1697,1718]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="931">Anchitheriomys</emphasis>
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(
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,
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). The range in length of upper and lower incisors together is 62% maxl of the incisor in
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, which is even larger than in modern
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. The few studied specimens of the larger capybara (
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) show a range in the length of upper and lower incisors of over 80% of maxl.
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The size ranges of mandibular tooth rows for different fossil beavers and
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are illustrated in
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. For all of the species studied, a noticeable variation in tooth row length can be observed: about
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(30% maxl) in
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,
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(30% maxl) in
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, and
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(71% maxl) in
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. For the samples of the early Miocene
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and
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<emphasis id="B2D6EAD5E138AA53FCE2FB62FC636FDD" box="[806,959,1212,1234]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="931">S. castorinus</emphasis>
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studied, the range of the mandibular tooth row is around
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and 17% of maxl. In all species, the low size ranges were observed in m1/2 and M1/2 lengths and widths, respectively.
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In recent
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<emphasis id="B2D6EAD5E138AA53FC72FAE9FBDD6E43" box="[950,1025,1335,1356]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="931">Castor</emphasis>
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, no pattern in the form and distribution of enamel folds and islands on the chewing surface, which could be used as clear age indicators, were recognizable (
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). There are only a few features, like the closing of the para-, meso-, or metafossette, and, at the latest, hypofossette, that can be easily determined.
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