Maxillary teeth with two wear facets of Stegosauria indet. from the Teete locality, Yakutia, Russia; Batylykh Formation (Lower Cretaceous).

Specimens ZIN PH 28/246 (A-D), ZIN PH 31/246 (E-H), ZIN PH 53/246 (I-L), ZIN PH 69/246 (M-P) in labial (A, E, I, M), lingual (B, F, J, N), occlusal (C, G, K, O) views, and interpretive drawings (D, H, L, P) in occlusal views showing the wear facets with scratches.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Pavel P. Skutschas (9275804), Vera A. Gvozdkova (10318489), Alexander O. Averianov (8435685), Alexey V. Lopatin (8435688), Thomas Martin (256128), Rico Schellhorn (5558639), Petr N. Kolosov (10318492), Valentina D. Markova (4572523), Veniamin V. Kolchanov (5858264), Dmitry V. Grigoriev (10318495), Ivan T. Kuzmin (10318498), Dmitry D. Vitenko (10318501)
Format: Still Image
Language:unknown
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Ecology
Sociology
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
tooth formation time
tooth replacement rates
Cretaceous
Middle Jurassic stegosaur
pattern
palinal jaw motion
basal ceratopsian Psittacosaurus
Teete stegosaur
facet
high-latitude
Yakutia
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0248163.g005
Description
Summary:Specimens ZIN PH 28/246 (A-D), ZIN PH 31/246 (E-H), ZIN PH 53/246 (I-L), ZIN PH 69/246 (M-P) in labial (A, E, I, M), lingual (B, F, J, N), occlusal (C, G, K, O) views, and interpretive drawings (D, H, L, P) in occlusal views showing the wear facets with scratches.

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