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Thomas, 1895
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is represented by one living species on Luzon (
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) and two additional species in other parts of the oceanic
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:
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from Panay Island, and (possibly) extinct
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from Ilin Island (near Mindoro); as noted above, molecular data indicate that
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from
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Island (near Mindanao) should not be placed as a member of this genus (
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), and we do not include it in our treatment that follows. The cranial traits and features of external appearance of
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species were described by Musser and Gordon (1981),
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, Gonzales and Kennedy (1996), and
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.
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possesses high crowns, chevronate lower molar lophs, and strongly arched upper molar cusps that are separated by deep clefts and ridges (
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and
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). As detailed above, this contrasts with the medium crown height and less strongly arched cusps of
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.
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dentition is most similar to that of
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, but the members of these two genera on Luzon differ dentally in several respects. Both
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and
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have hypsodont molars, but
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has higher crowns than
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Upper molars of
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generally are more angular, whereas
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cusps are more rounded in occlusal outline. The angular shape of cusps in
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in part is due to deep clefts that separate lingual and medial cusps of upper molars. In anterocone of M1, t1 and t2 are separated by a deep cleft, and this pattern is repeated for t4/t5 and t7/t
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all upper molars (
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). These deep indentations are absent or less developed in most upper molar lophs in
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, with the exception of the posterior lophs (t7 and t8) in M1 and M2. In the
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M1 anterocone, t1 and t3 are typically oriented anteriorly, whereas these cusps are oriented posteriorly in
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, producing a concave occlusal outline. Asimilar pattern is observed in the anterior loph of M2, where t4 and t6 are oriented anteriorly in
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and transversely in
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. The anterior and posterior lophs of M3 have a more complex occlusal outline in
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, whereas these lophs have a simpler laminar outline in
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. In
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, the anterior and posterior lophs of m3 are chevronate and a posterior cingulum is occasionally observed; in
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, the anterior loph is not arched and the posterior loph is laminar or oblong in outline. Our assignment of the following new species to
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is based on its possessing this set of characters.
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