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Hunter-Schreger Bands: Clinical Implications and Future Directions, Scoping Review. [PDF]
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Abstract The Proboscidea, of which only two species of elephant survive today, were one of the great mammalian orders of the Cenozoic. Their success over evolutionary time is reflected by their morphological and taxonomic diversity, their nearly worldwide distribution on every continent except Australia and Antarctica, and their ...
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Abstract The Proboscidea, of which only two species of elephant survive today, were one of the great mammalian orders of the Cenozoic. Their success over evolutionary time is reflected by their morphological and taxonomic diversity, their nearly worldwide distribution on every continent except Australia and Antarctica, and their ...
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Proboscidea from Kanapoi, Kenya
Journal of Human Evolution, 2020The early Pliocene site of Kanapoi (Turkana Basin, Kenya) has a large, diverse vertebrate sample that contains the earliest representatives of the hominin genus Australopithecus. Included in this sample is an impressive assemblage of fossil proboscideans, comprised of deinotheres (Deinotherium bozasi), anancine gomphotheres (Anancus ultimus), and at ...
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The Taxonomic Relationship between Proboscidea louisianica and Proboscidea fragrans (Martyniaceae)
The Southwestern Naturalist, 1983-Based upon a numerical index constructed from five characters, Proboscidea louisianica from the Great Plains and the midwestern United States is clearly differentiable from P. fragrans from central Mexico. In contrast, these taxa intergrade in Trans-Pecos Texas and northcentral Mexico, where their variational pattern resembles a mosaic of both ...
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