Fig. 1 in The dentition of megalosaurid theropods

Fig. 1. Anatomical and morphometric terminology used in this study. A. Mid-height cross-section of crown C showing MCW (mid-crown width) and MCL (mid-crown length), in apical view. B. Basal cross-section of crown in C showing CBW (crown-base width), DDT (dentine thickness distally), DLAT (dentine thickness labially), DLIT (dentine thickness lingually), and DMT (dentine thickness mesially), in basal view. C. Idealized lateral theropod tooth showing general theropod anatomy and AL (apical length), CA (crown angle), CBL (crown-base length), CH (crown height), MCL, and MDE (mesial denticles extent), in labial view. D. Idealized lateral theropod tooth showing MCW and CBW. E. Idealized distal denticles showing basal, apical, proximal, and distal directions. F. Idealized lateral theropod tooth showing several crown ornamentations morphology and CTU (crown transverse undulation density), in labial view. G. Idealized fluted theropod tooth showing DA (disto-apical denticle density), DB (disto-basal denticle density), DC (distocentral denticle density), MA (mesio-apical denticle density), MB (mesio-basal denticle density), and MC (mesio-central denticle density), in labial view. H. Idealized distal denticles showing denticle anatomy, in labial view.