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Genus
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GANAWAMAYA
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<emphasis id="35EE6E5EFD0AFFF121DFE360D53EFE3A" bold="true" box="[192,372,371,397]" pageId="3" pageNumber="4">Type Species.</emphasis>
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, by original description.
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<emphasis id="35EE6E5EFD0AFFF121DFE3A0D629FE7B" bold="true" box="[192,611,435,461]" pageId="3" pageNumber="4">Emended Generic Diagnosis.</emphasis>
Species of
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<emphasis id="35EE6E5EFD0AFFF121DFE3C0D52EFE5A" box="[192,356,467,493]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="4">Ganawamaya</emphasis>
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differ from all other balbarids in having the following unique combination of features: a poorly developed hypocingulid; a lack of a neometaconule and postlink; a short buccally flexed p3 with five cuspids along the occlusal margin; pronounced lingual cingulum on P3; a well-developed posterobuccal transcrista on P3; a rectilinear P3; a poorly developed preprotocrista; a postprotocrista that extends into the interloph valley; a pronounced nuchal crest; and well-developed postorbital processes.
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While species of
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all have a pronounced nuchal crest, it is less developed in
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<emphasis id="35EE6E5EFD0AFFF12077E160D646FC3A" box="[360,524,883,909]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="4">Ganawamaya</emphasis>
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. However, it is better developed than in several macropodiform groups (e.g., macropodines). Species of
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also have a more gracile cranium and smaller molars than those of
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. Species of
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differ from species of
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in having a rectilinear p3 as opposed to a more plagiaulacoid form, a less developed preprotocrista, and a postprotocrista on the M1 that extends into the interloph valley and in lacking a neometaconule and postlink. Herein plagiaulacoid is used in this study to refer to a shorter tooth with a recurved crown and many cuspids and transcristae, while rectilinear refers to a tooth with a straight crown and less cuspids and transcristae than premolars with a plagiaulacoid form. For example, the p3 of
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P157559, referred to
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by
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, has a recurved crown with seven cuspids with associated transcristae anterior to the large posterior cuspid.
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In this study, we also examined the
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10644. The distinguishing features of
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proposed by
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are shared with species of
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and
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. Those include: lophodont molars, a convex ventral margin of the dentary, a small buccal opening for the masseteric canal, a p3 flexed buccally out of alignment with the molar row. The
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is a heavily damaged jaw with two very worn molars. It is closest to
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,
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Riversleighs D Site, is no longer accessible for fossil collection. Additionally, more informative specimens may in the future be recovered from other Depositional Phase 1 deposits such as Hiatus and White Hunter Sites (e.g.,
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). We suggest
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might be considered as a
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as the
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specimen cannot be confidently ascribed to a single taxon.
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