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2.
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Ft. Pierre
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(Judith River) Beds of Montana and Belly
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Genus
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Synonym:
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Twelve isolated and fragmentary teeth in the collection of the Philadelphia Academy
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Probable
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The anterior
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teeth large and truncate posteriorly. The posterior teeth recurved, of sharply defined lenticular section from crown to base, edges strongly serrate anteriorly and posteriorly. Number of teeth unknown, probably equalling or exceeding fifteen in each series.
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Leidys characterization of the
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in his memoir (
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) is as follows, the insertions in square brackets indicating the present writers references to the generic terms which Leidy had in mind:
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“ The specimens upon which the latter genus
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[
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is based, consist of fragments of about a dozen teeth, of which three-fourths [
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] are nearly identical in form with those of
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while the others [
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are more of less peculiar. The uniformity in shape of the teeth of
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would appear to indicate that the three-fourths of the specimens alluded to, belonged to, at most, another species of the same genus
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[
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while the remaining specimens would typify a distinct genus
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[
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However, from the variety in form of the latter specimens, together with the fact that all the specimens present the same general appearance, as regards colour, texture, and constitution, I have been induced to regard them as belonging to a single animal
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[
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and feel that it must be left for further discovery to ascertain whether such a view is correct.” Comparison with the teeth of
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convinces me that Leidys last expressed view is correct.
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