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The teeth in our sample fall into two categories, including conical with a wide base, and elongate and cylindrical, with narrow base. The former morphology is similar to those of several Paleogene genera within the
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. These genera are largely differentiated by cranial and dental bones, and difficult to distinguish only from isolated teeth (see
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: figs 3, 5). Because our sample consists only of isolated teeth, it is unclear if these two morphologies reflect heterodonty within a single species or represent multiple coeval species.As a result, all are herein assigned only to the
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.
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Stratigraphic and geographic range in
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The specimens in our sample were collected from the lower Tallahatta Formation at site ADl-1, the contact of the Tallahatta and
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formations and basal
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Formation at site ACov-11, the “upper”
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Formation at site ACh-8, the basal Gosport Sand at site ACl-4, and the Gosport Sand at site ACl- 15. Upper Ypresian to middle Bartonian, zones NP14 to NP17.
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