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<paragraph blockId="24.[809,1426,1363,1876]" box="[809,1276,1394,1416]" pageId="24" pageNumber="1529">PP = 100, age = 15.28 Mya (13.3017.45).</paragraph>
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The clade, which was recovered in all of our analyses, is composed of the stem genera
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and
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and the clades Thalassocnini and Megatheriini. The arrangement (
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, (
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, (Thalassocnini, Megatheriini))) was recovered in all BI analyses and in par_IW10. In par_EW and par_IW100, the order of divergence between
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and
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is reversed, whereas in par_IW5,
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and
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are successively sister taxa to Megatheriini, not forming a clade.
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was supported by 16 synapomorphies (11 for both methods and five exclusively for BI): Cf1 and cf1 dorsoventrally aligned with molariforms; absence of a well-developed diastema between Cf1/cf1 and molariforms; Cf1 within size range of molariforms; cf1 within size range of molariforms; molariform morphology of Cf1/cf1; trapezoidal Cf1 cross-section; trapezoidal cf1 cross-section; absence of a mandibular fossa posterior to cf1; nuchal crest continuous with dorsal edge of zygomatic process of squamosal (BI); anteroventrally inclined zygomatic process of squamosal; postorbital process roughly at the level of maxillary foramen (BI); distinct neck present at the base of occipital condyles (BI); carotid foramen partially covered ventrally by entotympanic and ectotympanic, in ventral view; glenoid fossa well separated from porus acusticus (BI); absence of entepicondylar foramen of humerus; and medial (trochlear) portion of trochlear notch extends proximal to lateral (capitular) portion (BI).
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