Figure 7 in High-level phylogeny of early Tertiary rodents: dental evidence

Figure 7. Schematic of occlusal dental patterns of upper (left) and lower (right) molars for the most explicit representatives of each major early Tertiary rodent group. The taxa represented are: Caviomorpha [Ca] (Branisamys), Phiomorpha [Ph] (Metaphiomys), Baluchimyinae [Ba] (Baluchimys), Tsaganomyidae [Ts] (Tsaganomys), Chapattimyidae [Ch] (Birbalomys), Diatomyidae [Da] (Fallomus), Yuomyidae [Yu] (Yuomys), Tamquammyidae [Ta] (Tamquammys), Ctenodactylidae [Ct] (Yindirtemys), Cylindrodontidae [Cy] (Ardynomys), Gliridae [Gl] (Gliravus), Sciuravidae [Sv] (Pauromys), Zegdoumyidae [Ze] (Glibia), Eutypomyidae [Eu] (Eutypomys), Anomaluridae [An] (Nementchamys), Eomyidae [Eo] (Yoderimys), Cricetidae [Cr] (Pappocricetodon), Dipodidae [Di] (Sinosminthus), Aplodontidae [Ap] (Plesispermophilus), Sciuridae [Sc] (Palaeosciurus), Ischyromyoidea [Is] (Acritoparamys), Theridomyidae [Th] (Pseudoltinomys), Cocomyidae [Co] (Cocomys), Alagomyidae [Al] (Alagomys). The lettering of the symbols used for dental features is adapted from the extended nomenclature (Fig. 1).