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FIGURE 6 in Large-sized species of Ctenodactylidae from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia): An update on dental morphology, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography
FIGURE 6. Yindirtemys suni from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia). Nos. 1-12. From Hotuliin Teeg (south): 1) HTS-056/ 3-NHMW 2012/0047/0001 M2-M3 right. From Unkheltseg: 2) UNCH-A/4-NHMW 2006/0088/0001 dp4 right; 3) UNCH- A/4-NHMW 2006/0088/0003 M1 left. From Hotuliin Teeg (east): 4) HTE-009-NHMW2012/0033/0009 m3 left; 5) HTE- 008-NHMW 2012/0032/0004 p4 right; 6) HTE-008-NHMW 2012/0032/0005 m2 right; 7) HTE-008-NHMW 2012/0032/ 0006 m3 left; 8) HTE-014-018-NHMW 2012/0031/0001 P4-M2 right; 9) HTE-014-018-NHMW 2012/0031/0002 M2 right; 10) HTE-014-018-NHMW 2012/0031/0003 M3 right; 11) HTE-014-018-NHMW 2012/0031/0006 M3 left; 12) HTE-014-018-NHMW 2012/0031/0009 m1-m3 left. All teeth same magnification. Scale bar equals 1 mm.
FIGURE 8 in Large-sized species of Ctenodactylidae from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia): An update on dental morphology, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography
FIGURE 8. Distribution of the length and width ranges charts of the upper and lower dental elements for the three large-sized species of Yindirtemys from the Valley of Lakes.
FIGURE 5 in Large-sized species of Ctenodactylidae from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia): An update on dental morphology, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography
FIGURE 5. Lower molars of Yindirtemys deflexus from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia). Nos. 1-21. From Loh: 1) LOHC/1-NHMW 2006/0083/0015 dp4 right. From Ikh Argalatyn Nuru: 2) IKH-A/5-NHMW 2009/0148/0011 m1 left. From Del: 3) DEL-B/12-NHMW 2006/0089/0001 m2-m3 left; 4) DEL-B/12-NHMW 2006/0089/0002 m3 right; 5) DEL-B/12- NHMW 2006/0089/0018 p4 right; 6) DEL-B/12-NHMW 2006./0089/0025 m2 left; 7) DEL-B/12-NHMW 2006/0089/ 00027 m3 left; 8) DEL-B/12-NHMW 2006/0089/0029 m3 left; 9) DEL-B/12-NHMW 2006/0089/0041 m3 right. From Huch Teeg: 10) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0001 p4-m3 left; 11) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0004 dp4 left; 12) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0005 p4 left; 13) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0019 p4 right; 14) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/ 0090/0021 dp4 right; 15) RHN-A/7- NHMW 2006/0090/0031 m2 right; 16) RHN-A/7- NHMW 2006/0090/0032 m3 right; 17) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0037 m2-m3 left. From Tatal Gol: 18) TAT-051/2-NHMW 2012/0035/0005 m1 right. From Huch Teeg: 19) RHN-023-NHMW 2012/0038/0023 m2 left; 20) RHN-023-NHMW 2012/0038/0027 m1 right. From Hotuliin Teeg: 21) HTSE-009+013-NHMW 2012/0039/0020 m1 left. All teeth same magnification. Scale bar: 1 mm.
FIGURE 3 in Large-sized species of Ctenodactylidae from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia): An update on dental morphology, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography
FIGURE 3. Stratigraphic ranges of the Yindirtemys species from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia). Stratigraphic chart (modified from Daxner-Höck et al., 2015) including the geological time scale (Gradstein et al., 2004), basalt ages and Mongolian biozones A - D (Höck et al., 1999), the lower boundary of the Xiejian Chinese Mammal Age after Meng et al. (2006).
FIGURE 1 in Large-sized species of Ctenodactylidae from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia): An update on dental morphology, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography
FIGURE 1. Map of Mongolia, showing the location of the working area in the Valley of Lakes (Modified from Map of Mongolia by Cartography Co. Ltd, Ulan Bator, Mongolia).
FIGURE 2 in Large-sized species of Ctenodactylidae from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia): An update on dental morphology, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography
FIGURE 2. Dental terminology of the upper and lower cheek teeth of Yindirtemys deflexus. Terminology after VianeyLiaud et al. (2006) and Wang (1997). Illustration modified from Schmidt-Kittler et al. (2007).
FIGURE 4 in Large-sized species of Ctenodactylidae from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia): An update on dental morphology, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography
FIGURE 4. Upper molars of Yindirtemys deflexus from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia). Nos. 1-18. From Loh: 1) LOH-C/ 1-NHMW 2006./0083/0002 P4-M3 left; 2) LOH-C/1-NHMW 2006/0083/0007 M3 right. From Del: 3) DEL-B/12-NHMW 2006/0089/0006 M2 right; 4) DEL-B/12-NHMW 2006/0089/0033 M1 left. From Huch Teeg: 5) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/ 0090/0009 M3 right; 6) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0010 M3 left; 7) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0012 M3 left; 8) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0015 DP4 right; 9) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0039 P4 left; 10) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/ 0090/0045 P4 right; 11) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0047 P4 right; 12) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0052 M3 right; 13) RHN-A/7-NHMW 2006/0090/0053 M2 right. From Toglorhoi: 14) TGW-A/surface –NHMW 2006/0086/0005 Complete maxilla. From Tatal Gol: 15) TAT-043-NHMW 2012/0034/0005 M2-M3 right. From Huch Teeg: 16) RHN-023- NHMW 2012/0038/0014 M1 right. From Hotuliin Teeg: 17) HTSE-009+013-NHMW 2012/0039/0015 M2-M3 right; 18) HTE-057-NHMW 2012/0045/0002 DP4 left. All teeth same magnification. Scale bar equals 1 mm.
FIGURE 7 in Large-sized species of Ctenodactylidae from the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia): An update on dental morphology, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography
FIGURE 7. Complete maxilla of Yindirtemys birgeri from the locality of Tatal Gol (TAT-051/2- NHMW 2012/0060/0001) in the Valley of Lakes (Mongolia). Nos. 1-8. 1) P4 left; 2) M1 left; 3) M2 left; 4) M3 left; 5) P4 right; 6) M1 right; 7) M2 right; 8) M3 right. All teeth same magnification. Scale bar equals 1 mm.
Distribution. N in Ctenodactylidae
Distribution. N Africa in two discrete and widely separated areas (NE Morocco & NW Algeria and NW Libya).
Distribution. Horn of Africa (Eritrea, Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia), geographically isolated from the other gundis. in Ctenodactylidae
Distribution. Horn of Africa (Eritrea, Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia), geographically isolated from the other gundis.
Distribution. Discontinuous distribution in C & SE Algeria, E Mali, W Niger, and NW Chad and possibly in SW Libya. in Ctenodactylidae
Distribution. Discontinuous distribution in C & SE Algeria, E Mali, W Niger, and NW Chad and possibly in SW Libya.
Figure 4. A in A new Oligocene Ctenodactylinae (Rodentia: Mammalia) from Ulantatal (nei Mongol): new insight on the phylogenetic origins of the modern Ctenodactylidae
Figure 4. A, Ctenodactylus gundi (Rothmann, 1776), young individual, Coll. Sicard, 1901, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, MNHN-437, from Tunisia, A1, left lower dp4 to m3, A2, left upper DP4 to incompletely erupted M3; B, Ctenodactylus vali (Thomas, 1902), young individual, Coll. Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, MNHN-666, from Beni Abès, Marhounna, B1, left lower dp4 to m3, B2, left upper DP4 to incompletely erupted M3; C, Ctenodactylus gundi (Rothmann, 1776), young individual, Coll. Sicard, 1905, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, MNHN-439, from Tunisia, C1, left lower dp4 to m3, C2, left upper DP4 to M3. Scale bars = 1 mm.
Figure 16. Ihroudia bohlini Jaeger, 1971 in A new Oligocene Ctenodactylinae (Rodentia: Mammalia) from Ulantatal (nei Mongol): new insight on the phylogenetic origins of the modern Ctenodactylidae
Figure 16. Ihroudia bohlini Jaeger, 1971, from Jbel Ihroud, Morocco, Coll. Université Montpellier 2. A, I.O.73, left DP4, A1, occlusal view, A2, lingual view; B, I.O.109, left M1, B1, occlusal view, B2, lingual view, B3, labial view; C, I.O.128, left M2, C1, occlusal view, C2, labial view; D, I.O.143,left M3, D1, labial view, D2, oclusal view, D3, distal view, D4, radicular view; E, I.O.10, right dp4, E1, occlusal view, E2, labial view; F, I.O.44, right m1, F1, labial view, F2, occlusal view; G, I.O.50, right m2, G1, labial view, G2, occlusal view. Scale bars = 1 mm.
Figure 6 in A new Oligocene Ctenodactylinae (Rodentia: Mammalia) from Ulantatal (nei Mongol): new insight on the phylogenetic origins of the modern Ctenodactylidae
Figure 6. Occlusal views of: A, Massoutiera mzabi, Algeria, adult, Coll. Université Montpellier2. A, UM2- 311N; A1, left upper M1 to M3; A2, right lower m1 to m3; B, Felovia vae adult, Coll. Université Montpellier2. B, UM2-421N; B1, left DP4 to M3, B2, right dp4 to m3. Scale bars = 1 mm.
Figure 3 in A new Oligocene Ctenodactylinae (Rodentia: Mammalia) from Ulantatal (nei Mongol): new insight on the phylogenetic origins of the modern Ctenodactylidae
Figure 3. Ctenodactylus gundi (Rothmann, 1776), neonate, Coll. Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, MNHN-CG2006-98. A, skull with decidual incisors, palatal view with left and right tooth rows, showing alveoli of DP4 and buds of M1–M2; B, drawings of right M1–M2, B1, occlusal view, B2, oblique–lingual view; C1, fragmentary right lower jaw, with m1 and m2 buds, occlusal view, C2, fragmentary left lower jaw, with alveolus of DP4, m1 and m2 buds. Scale bars = 1 mm.
Figure 5 in A new Oligocene Ctenodactylinae (Rodentia: Mammalia) from Ulantatal (nei Mongol): new insight on the phylogenetic origins of the modern Ctenodactylidae
Figure 5. Occlusal views of: Ctenodactylus gundi (Rothmann, 1776), adults, Coll. Université Montpellier2. A, UM2-531N, domestic, from a Moroccan strain, A1, right lower row with p4 alveolus, and m1 to m3, A2, left upper row with P4 alveolus, and M1 to M3; B, UM2-310N, from Algeria, B1, right m1 to m3, B2, left M1 to M3. Scale bars = 1 mm.
Figure 1. Dental terminology. A in A new Oligocene Ctenodactylinae (Rodentia: Mammalia) from Ulantatal (nei Mongol): new insight on the phylogenetic origins of the modern Ctenodactylidae
Figure 1. Dental terminology. A: Lower molars: Acd, anterior cingulid; Ad, anteroconid; Md, metaconid; PaMd, posterior arm of metaconid; Prd, protoconid; Etd, entoconid; Hyd, hypoconid; AaEd, anterior arm of entoconid; AaHp, anterior arm of hypoconid; Enld, entolophid = hypolophid; Hud, hypoconulid; MI, metalophulid I; MII, metalophulid II; Ecd, ectolophid; Mcd, mesoconid; Msld, mesolophid; Msd, mesostylid; MSSD, mesosynclinid; PSD, posterosynclinid; TB, trigonoid basin. B: Upper molars: Ac, anterocone; Al, anteroloph; anterior arm of hypocone; Psy, parastyle; Pa, paracone; PaP, posterior arm of protocone; AS, anterosyncline (= paraflexus); Pr, protocone; Prl, protoloph; En, endoloph; Me, metacone; Mel, metaloph; Cr, crochet; Acr, anticrochet; Mss, mesosyncline (= mesoflexus); Hy, hypocone; PaP, posterior arm of protocone; AaH, anterior arm of hypocone; Ps, posterosyncline; Psl, posteroloph; Ptc, posterocone.
Figure 2 in A new Oligocene Ctenodactylinae (Rodentia: Mammalia) from Ulantatal (nei Mongol): new insight on the phylogenetic origins of the modern Ctenodactylidae
Figure 2. Helanshania deserta gen. et sp. nov. Ulantatal area (Inner Mongolia, China). ULAN-I and II (lower and beginning of upper Oligocene). A, UTL1-50, left m1–2, Ulantatal 1, HOLOTYPE; A1, occlusal view, A2, labial side, A3, lingual side. B, UTL1-51, left M1, Ulantatal 1; B1, occlusal view, B2, lingual side, B3, labial side; C, UTL4-71, left M3? Ulantatal 4; C1, occlusal view, C2, lingual side, C3, labial side; UTL4-70, right M2, Ulantatal 4; D1, occlusal view, D2, lingual side, D3, labial side. Scale bar = 1 mm.
Distribution. NE Morocco, N Algeria, Tunisia, and NW Libya. in Ctenodactylidae
Distribution. NE Morocco, N Algeria, Tunisia, and NW Libya.
Distribution. C Mauritania, W in Ctenodactylidae
Distribution. C Mauritania, W Mali, and E Senegal, geographically isolated from the other gundis.
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