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<emphasis id="ADE9EAAAFF98074AFCFE7326FC64FBF8" box="[809,907,1068,1089]" italics="true" pageId="67" pageNumber="68">Urocyon</emphasis>
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Species:
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(Schreber), 1775
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Included Fossil Species:
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<emphasis id="ADE9EAAAFF98074AFC28739DFB46FB15" box="[1023,1193,1175,1196]" italics="true" pageId="67" pageNumber="68">U. progressus</emphasis>
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Martin, 1974
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<paragraph id="9F2236B8FF98074AFD617207FB8BFAE7" blockId="67.[667,1193,1114,1759]" pageId="67" pageNumber="68">Distribution: Medial Hemphillian to Recent in North America and Recent in Central America and northern South America.</paragraph>
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Revised Diagnosis: Differs from other vulpines in the following apomorphies: nasals extend posterior to the frontal-maxillary suture; larger more posterieorly extended depression on dorsal surface of postorbital process accentuated by parasagittal ridges that begin at postorbital processes; frontal crests lyrate, strongly ridged, and joining behind frontoparietal suture; frontal part of braincase more expanded with wider postorbital constriction; medial cusplets on I1I2 absent; canines with short and little recurved crowns; anterolabial cingulum of P4 often produced as parastyle; m1 entoconid and hypoconid usually connected by cristids to form transverse crest, hypoconulid relatively large; m2 trigonid shorter with paraconid varying from small (
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<emphasis id="ADE9EAAAFF9F074DFE577641FE11FED9" box="[384,510,331,352]" italics="true" pageId="68" pageNumber="69">U. citrinus</emphasis>
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) to absent, talonid narrower with hypoconulid varying from distinct cusp to shelf; and in derived species, horizontal ramus with subangular lobe, condyle above alveolar border, and shallow depression ventral to masseteric fossa.
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Discussion:
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<emphasis id="ADE9EAAAFF9F074DFEE17511FE77FD89" box="[310,408,539,560]" italics="true" pageId="68" pageNumber="69">Urocyon</emphasis>
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is considered the sister taxon of
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<emphasis id="ADE9EAAAFF9F074DFE83753DFE20FDF7" box="[340,463,567,590]" italics="true" pageId="68" pageNumber="69">Metalopex</emphasis>
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. Unlike other vulpines, they have a protostylid on m1 and m2 and a strong labial cingulum on m2 that may be linked with the base of the welldeveloped protostylid. These synapomorphies are evidence of their phyletic relationship.
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As listed in the diagnosis, the morphology of the lower molars of
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are more complex, with the consistent presence of the m1 protostylid, the entoconid and hypoconid being generally joined by a transverse crest, and the hypoconulid being larger. The m2 trigonid in
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<emphasis id="ADE9EAAAFF9F074DFED874B3FE9EFC77" box="[271,369,953,974]" italics="true" pageId="68" pageNumber="69">Urocyon</emphasis>
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is very short with the paraconid generally absent, although there is a paracristid. In the most derived species of
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<emphasis id="ADE9EAAAFF9F074DFF577318FF0DFB9E" box="[128,226,1042,1063]" italics="true" pageId="68" pageNumber="69">Urocyon</emphasis>
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, there is a shallow depression beneath the masseteric fossa, and a prominent subangular lobe is present, which may be keeled ventrally, strongly angled posteriorly, and spinose.
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