Figure 3 in The early evolution of cranial appendages in Bovoidea revealed by new species of Amphimoschus (Mammalia: Ruminantia) from China

Figure 3. Dental nomenclature and cheek teeth of Amphimoschus xishuiensis from Tabenbuluk area, China. A, upper premolar: 1, anterior style; 2, anterolabial crista; 3, fossa; 4, anterolingual crista; 5, anterolingual cingulum; 6, labial cone; 7, posterior style; 8, posterolabial crista; 9, central fold; 10, posterolingual crista; 11, lingual cone. B, upper molar: 12, parastyle; 13, anterior fossa; 14, postprotocrista; 15, preprotocrista; 16, protocone; 17, anterior and lingual cingula; 18, preparacrista; 19, paracone; 20, postparacrista; 21, mesostyle; 22, premetacrista; 23, metacone; 24, postmetacrista; 25, metastyle; 26, premetaconulecrista; 27, posterior fossa; 28, postmetaconulecrista; 29, metaconule; 30, entostyle. C, lower premolar: 31, anterior stylid; 32, anterior conid; 33, anterior valley; 34, transverse cristid; 35, posterior valley; 36, posterolingual conid; 37, back valley; 38, posterior stylid; 39, posterolabial conid; 40, mesolabial conid. D, lower molar: 41, mesostylid; 42, premetacristid; 43, metaconid; 44, postmetacristid; 45, metastylid; 46, pre-entocristid; 47, entoconid; 48, postentocristid; 49, posterior fossa; 50, entoconulid; 51, back fossa of m3; 52, hypoconulid; 53, posthypocristid; 54, hypoconid; 55, prehypocristid; 56, ectostylid; 57, protoconid; 58, preprotocristid; 59, postprotocristid; 60, anterior fossa. E, occlusal view of IVPP V 25521.2. F, occlusal view of V 25521.3. G, occlusal view of V 25521.4. H, labial view of V 25521.4. I, occlusal view of V 25521.1. J, lingual view of computed tomography reconstruction of V 25521.1 (3D models seen in Li et al., 2021b). Scale bar applies to E–J.