File:Gobiconodon borissiaki.jpg
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Italiano: Gobiconodon borissiaki Trofimov, 1978. Khoboor Beds, Khoboor, Gobi Desert, Mongolia. Damaged fragment of left maxilla with M2-M5 in occlusal (A), lingual @), and buccal (C) views, PSS 10-15b. D. Incomplete lęft dentary with pL_mL anterior part with alveoli for pl, canine and incisor not shown, occlusal view, PSS 10-15a, (see also Fig. 2). Arrows in A and B denote grooves in M3 and M4, into which occludes cusp a of corresponding lower molariform. |
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| Source | Kielan-Jaworowską Z. & Dashzeveg, D. 1998. Early Cretaceous amphilestid (‘triconodont’) mammals from Mongolia. - Acta Palaeontologica Polonica,43,3, 413438. |
| Author | Kielan-Jaworowską Z. & Dashzeveg, D. |
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