Fig. 1 in Analyzing the impact of conflictive dental characters on the phylogeny of octodontoid rodents
Fig. 1. Hypotheses of correspondences for most anterior lophids of tetralophodont lower molars of octodontoids, after Candela and Rasia (2012: fig. 6E, F) (A, B) and Verzi et al. (2014) (C, D). A. Second lophid homologued to the metalophulid II. B. Second lophid homologued to the metalophulid II, and connected to the metalophulid I. C. Second lophid homologued to the mesolophid, identified in certain octodontoid taxa (see text). D. Second lophid corresponding to the mesolophid + metalophulid II, forming a complex crest (see text).Yellow and red colors indicate different homologies proposed for the second lophid in Octodontoid lower molars.
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