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  1. 1
    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2007
    “... (basimandibular) cartilage present in lower jaw; sexual dimorphism not apparent. There is a high degree...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2007
    “... (basimandibular) cartilage present in lower jaw; sexual dimorphism not apparent. There is a high degree...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2007
    “... in the upper jaw (mean 71.2) and 83 rows of teeth in the lower jaw (mean 74.7). The holotype of H. fuscus has a...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2007
    “... in the upper jaw (mean 71.2) and 83 rows of teeth in the lower jaw (mean 74.7). The holotype of H. fuscus has a...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2007
    “... jaw (mean 58.3) and 46 rows of teeth in the lower jaw (mean 52.4). The neotype of H. edwardsii has a...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2007
    “... jaw (mean 58.3) and 46 rows of teeth in the lower jaw (mean 52.4). The neotype of H. edwardsii has a...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2007
    “... in the lower jaw (mean 59.1). The holotype and both paratypes of H. kistnasamyi each have a total of 133 (129.5...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2007
    “... in the lower jaw (mean 59.1). The holotype and both paratypes of H. kistnasamyi each have a total of 133 (129.5...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2006
    “...), symphyseal 3 (0, 1, 2, 1.5), (right) 21 (21, 19, 19, 20.0); lower jaw (left) 18 (18, 17, 19, 18.0...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2006
    “...), symphyseal 3 (0, 1, 2, 1.5), (right) 21 (21, 19, 19, 20.0); lower jaw (left) 18 (18, 17, 19, 18.0...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2006
    “..., 28, 27.0), symphyseal 2 (5, 2, 3.0), (right) 28 (25, 29, 27.8); lower jaw (left) 25 (22, 31, 26.8...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2006
    “..., 28, 27.0), symphyseal 2 (5, 2, 3.0), (right) 28 (25, 29, 27.8); lower jaw (left) 25 (22, 31, 26.8...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2006
    “...-50 caudal diplospondylous vertebrae. Dental formula: upper jaw (left) 20-24, (right) 18-25; lower jaw...”
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    by Human, Brett A.
    Published 2006
    “...-50 caudal diplospondylous vertebrae. Dental formula: upper jaw (left) 20-24, (right) 18-25; lower jaw...”
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    “... cusps on central portion of lower jaw. Upper teeth with slightly higher crowns than lower teeth...”
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    “... cusps on central portion of lower jaw. Upper teeth with slightly higher crowns than lower teeth...”
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    “... heterodonty weak; adult males with longer teeth and undeveloped lateral cusps on central portion of lower jaw...”
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    “... heterodonty weak; adult males with longer teeth and undeveloped lateral cusps on central portion of lower jaw...”
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    “... to five cusped, in 3–4 series, similar in upper and lower jaws, sexual heterodonty absent. Tooth count: 54...”
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    “... to five cusped, in 3–4 series, similar in upper and lower jaws, sexual heterodonty absent. Tooth count: 54...”
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