Desmatotherium mongoliense ( Osborn, 1923 )
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Desmatotherium mongoliense ( Osborn, 1923)
Desmatotherium mongoliense Osborn, 1923: 2 .
Desmatotherium mongoliense Matthew and Granger, 1925b: 1 , figs. 1–2.
Helaletes mongoliensis Radinsky, 1965a: 227 , figs. 16–17, pl. 4: figs. 1–4.
Helaletes mongoliensis Reshetov, 1979: 15 , pl. 1: fig. 4.
Irdinolophus mongoliensis Dashzeveg and Hooker, 1997: 113 , figs. 4, 10.
HOLOTYPE: AMNH FM 19161 : Right maxilla with P2–M3.
REFERRED SPECIMENS: AMNH FM 20155: right mandible with p3–m3; AMNH FM 20156: left maxilla with P3–4, right maxilla with M2; AMNH FM 81717: right mandible with p3–m1; AMNH FM 81718: right mandible with p3–4; AMNH FM 81792: right mandible with dp4–m1; AMNH FM 81803: right mandible with p2–m2; PSS.41–3: right M1/2.
NEW MATERIAL: IVPP V 14692 View Materials : left maxilla with DP1, P2–M2; IVPP V 23367 View Materials , associated upper cheek teeth with right P2–3, left P2–3, M1/2, and M3; IVPP V 23368 View Materials , a right mandible with p2–4; IVPP V 23369.1, a right P3; IVPP V 23369.2, a left P4; IVPP V 23369.3, a right M3; IVPP V 23369.4, a right m3 talonid; IVPP V 23369.5–6, two left m3.
LOCALITY AND HORIZON: Irdin Manha escarpment (IVPP V 23368 View Materials , V 23369.1–2, 4), Duheminboerhe (IVPP V 23367 View Materials ), Huheboerhe (IVPP V 23369.3, 5), and Chaganboerhe (IVPP V 14692 View Materials , V 23369.6), Erlian Basin, Inner Mongolia; Irdin Manha Formation, middle Eocene. Mergen, eastern Gobi, Mongolia; Mergen Formation, middle Eocene.
DIAGNOSIS: The ascending process of maxilla with a wide and shallow lateral trough. Infraorbital foramen opening above the posterior end of P4 indicating a short infraorbital canal. Symphysis terminating anterior to p2. P2–4 relatively long and narrow, protocone distally extended with the hypocone rudimentary separated. P2–3 metaloph greatly reduced compared with protoloph. M1–2 metacone concave, short, lingually depressed. The apex of M2 paracone distally curved. M3 metacone highly reduced. p2–4 entoconid large, p4 talonid wider than trigonid. m3 with a rather small hypoconulid.
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS: Differs from Desmatotherium intermedius in having P2 hypocone and protocone slightly more separated, P3–4 metaloph extending toward hypocone instead of protocone, M1–3 metacone more lingually depressed, M2–3 centrocrista more aligned with metaloph, M3 more trapezoid in outline, p3–4 talonid not considerably wider than trigonid, and m3 hypoconulid more distinct.
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Desmatotherium mongoliense ( Osborn, 1923 )
Bai, Bin, Wang, Yuan-Qing, Mao, Fang-Yuan & Meng, Jin 2017 |
Irdinolophus mongoliensis
Dashzeveg, D. & J. J. Hooker 1997: 113 |
Helaletes mongoliensis
Radinsky, L. B. 1965: 227 |
Desmatotherium mongoliense
Matthew, W. D. & W. Granger 1925: 1 |
Desmatotherium mongoliense
Osborn, H. F. 1923: 2 |