Fig. 2 in Taxonomic, biogeographic, and taphonomic reassessment of a large extinct species of paca from the Quaternary of Brazil

Fig. 2. Fossils from the Lagoa Santa, Minas Gerais, Brazil, attributed to extinct pacas (ages unknown). A, B. Specimens assigned to "Cuniculus paca forma major" Lund, 1839. A. ZMK 1/1845:2029, mandible in occlusal (A1) and lateral (A2) views. B. ZMK 1/1845:13450, maxilla with P4–M3 series in occlusal view (B1); fragment of jugal in lateral view (B2). C. Atlas (ZMK 1/1845:2989) assigned to "Cuniculus paca forma laticeps" by Winge (1887), which Lund (1837) described as Cuniculus rugiceps. Arrow is pointing to the rugosities on the dorsal surface. D. Syntypes of Cuniculus rugiceps from Lagoa Santa with the original label of Herluf Winge (D1) and Lund's (1837) illustration (D2) comparing the right jugal of C. rugiceps ("Fig. 3") with C. paca ("Fig. 4") (Lund 1837: pl. 3, 1840 [1841c]: pl. 20).