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an upper canine, right P24, maxilla fragment with right I13, left I12, and right P
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Fig. 41. Holotype dentition of
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(F:AM 27561), right p3m1, Anderson Ranch Formation, near Van Tassell, Niobrara Co., Wyoming.
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labial and
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lingual views. Note large p4 relative to the carnassial in this terminal species of
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.
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DISTRIBUTION: Latest Arikareean, Anderson Ranch Formation, near Van Tassell, Niobrara County,
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.
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ETYMOLOGY: From the Latin,
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, greater, in reference to the large size of the terminal species of this genus.
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DIAGNOSIS: Distinguished from
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by larger size (m1 length:
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,
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;
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, 28.0 mm). All
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teeth are larger and more robust than the equivalent teeth of its predecessor
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(tables 2, 3). Differs from
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by loss of the m1 metaconid and by short, posteriorly wide p23 and P23; from
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by a posterior accessory cusp on p3, a large centrally placed posterior accessory cusp on p4, and by a smaller P4 with lingually abbreviated protocone region; from
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by the form of p4.
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DESCRIPTION: Neither mandible of
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(F:AM 27561) survived. The dentition is embedded in series in sediment without mandibular bone supporting the teeth. Thus only
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(ACM 4804) and
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demonstrate the form of the mandible in
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.
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In F:AM 27561, the left lower canine measures
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in height from the slightly worn apex to the labial enamel-dentine junction (estimated unworn height,,
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); length and width at the base of the enamel are respectively
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and
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. The posterolabial surface is grooved by the upper canine; a second wear facet made by I3 occurs at the base of the anterolingual face. In other respects the tooth is similar to ACM 4804.
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The p3 measures
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in length,
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in greatest width, and is nearly identical to ACM 4804 except in its larger size and greater posterior width. A centrally placed posterior accessory cusp is present.
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Fig. 42. Holotype maxillary teeth of
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(F:AM 27561).
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lingual view of right P24.
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15717AC3AFF27B0A333BF01E8" bold="true" box="[128,150,743,762]" pageId="87" pageNumber="87">B,</emphasis>
stereopair of right P34; enamel was etched by plant roots.
</paragraph>
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The p4 measures
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in length,
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in anterior width,
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in posterior width; its posterior accessory cusp is very large, centrally placed, and surrounded by a welldefined cingulum, which becomes less conspicuous anteriorly on both lingual and labial sides. The heel of p4 is much wider than in ACM 4804 as is true for p3.
</paragraph>
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The m1 is similar in all respects to that of ACM 4804 but is more massive and robust, measuring 28.0 mm in length,
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in greatest width. Although these lower carnassials were undoubtedly capable of limited shear (vertical wear facets occur on the paraconid-protoconid blade), the premolars, m23, and m1 functioned primarily as crushing instruments. The m1 hypoconid and the protoconid of m2 are blunt, low cusps, and in this species could have served no role other than crushing.
</paragraph>
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The m2 is represented only by the trigonid. It is similar to the m2 trigonid of
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but is more massive, having a very large, blunt protoconid and small vestigial paraconid with a strong labial cingulum; there is no metaconid. Trigonid width is
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. Based on similarity of the cheek teeth in F:AM 27561 and ACM 4804, the complete m2 of
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was a larger version of the m
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.
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<paragraph id="004236C35717AC3AFF3AB434323305B1" blockId="87.[128,654,792,1759]" pageId="87" pageNumber="87">The m3 was not preserved but would have been present.</paragraph>
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I1I2 are of equal size and similar cusp form. Both have a vertical anterior face and a curvilinear posterior surface, and both possess prominent auxiliary cusps (Nebenzacken) on their lateral margins as in
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15717AC3AFB08B11730380094" italics="true" pageId="87" pageNumber="87">D. oryktes</emphasis>
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. I2 measures
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in length,
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in width; I1 measures
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in length,
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in width. The large I3 measures
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in height,
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in length, and about
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in width at the enamel base. There is a wear groove on the posterolabial face of I3 made by the upper canine.
</paragraph>
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P1 has the same subconical form as in ACM 4804 and measures
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in length by
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in width.
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<paragraph id="004236C35717AC3AFD7CB6DC3744064C" blockId="87.[701,1228,792,1759]" pageId="87" pageNumber="87">P2 is much larger than P1; it is tall, subtriangular in labial view, with nearvertical anterior and more inclined posterior faces, and measures 17.0 by 9.0 mm. The heel of P2 is broad; the thin enamel ridge on the posterior slope ends in a minute cingular cuspule at the posterolingual corner.</paragraph>
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P3 is tall, triangular in lateral view, and posteriorly broad, measuring
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in length,
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in posterior width. The posterior face has a small, labially situated, posterior accessory cusp. P3 has fine enamel ridges on its anterior and posterior faces; the anterior ridge terminates at the anterolingual margin of these teeth; the posterior ridge at the posterolabial corner. The expansion of the heel of both P2 and P3 is more pronounced than in
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15717AC3AFC17B4CA370005B6" box="[944,1065,1677,1700]" italics="true" pageId="87" pageNumber="87">D. oryktes</emphasis>
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.
</paragraph>
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P4 measures
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in length,
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in width across the protocone, and is similar in form to the P4 of ACM 4804 but is larger and slightly more robust. The metastylar blade is blunt as is the protocone; both are essentially unworn, and the slightly worn paracone shows only a flat apical wear facet. Vertical shear, although possible, appears to have been secondary to a crushing action.
</paragraph>
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The upper molars of
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FE2FB3E732DA02AA" box="[392,499,419,440]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">D. major</emphasis>
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were not recovered, but based on the remaining teeth they would be similar in form yet somewhat larger than M12 of
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FEF1B3BF32E60103" box="[342,463,506,529]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">D. oryktes</emphasis>
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.
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<subSubSection id="48E765485718AC35FFDDB05330620250" pageId="88" pageNumber="88" type="discussion">
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DISCUSSION: F:AM 27561 differs from
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FDE8B05D3398015E" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">D. oryktes</emphasis>
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in larger size and in the greater accentuation of many defining features of the cheek teeth. Not only are its teeth larger but cingula are more pronounced, the cusps more massive, and p34 and P23 are posteriorly broadened. The defining dental traits of
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FF7BB0A132AE01EE" box="[220,391,741,764]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">Delotrochanter</emphasis>
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are evident and indicate that
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FF50B1473277000A" box="[247,350,771,792]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">D. major</emphasis>
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is clearly derived from
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FFFAB16533FB0024" box="[93,210,799,822]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">D. oryktes</emphasis>
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. Paul Miller, the collector, reported that F:AM 27561 came from the vicinity of Van Tassell,
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. Near the town of Van Tassell only the Harrison Formation and the Anderson Ranch beds outcrop in the area where Miller worked. Fortunately, sediment adhering to F:AM 27561 shows the pale reddish-brown patina of the Anderson Ranch sandstones. The advanced features of its dentition indicate that Miller may have obtained F:AM 27561 stratigraphically high in the Anderson Ranch beds in the stratotype area of the formation in the Niobrara Canyon (see
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), which is in proximity to the town of Van Tassell. F:AM 27561 is of latest Arikareean age and represents the youngest occurrence of
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FED6B6B731350618" box="[369,540,1267,1290]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">Delotrochanter</emphasis>
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. More than 80 years of exploration of Anderson Ranch Formation outcrops in northwest
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and
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have failed to yield additional remains of this rare temnocyonine since Millers fortunate discovery.
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The stratigraphic levels that produced
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FDE8B7E1339806CA" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">D. oryktes</emphasis>
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are well documented, and the horizon that yielded
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FF49B7A4327D06E7" box="[238,340,1504,1525]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">D. major</emphasis>
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can be reliably estimated. The stage of evolution of these two species of
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FFDCB45D320F0522" box="[123,294,1561,1584]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">Delotrochanter</emphasis>
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, which occur in late to latest Arikareeean time, can be contrasted with that of
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.
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The occurrence of the terminal and largest species,
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FEE2B43632EE0594" box="[325,455,1649,1671]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">M. ferocior</emphasis>
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, preceded the earliest occurrence of
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FE24B4CB312105B7" box="[387,520,1678,1701]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">D. oryktes</emphasis>
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in the Harrison Formation at
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<emphasis id="3289EAD15718AC35FE27B4EF312A05D0" box="[384,515,1707,1730]" italics="true" pageId="88" pageNumber="88">Stenomylus</emphasis>
Quarry. Thus
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, the
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</taxonomicName>
lineage reached its apex at a time before 23 Ma, when the coeval species of
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must have been a much smaller carnivore in the same geographic region.
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