| 1. | Between the metaconid and entoconid, the talonid basin is open.
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| 2. | In the talonid, the hypoconulid and entoconid are distinct.
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| 3. | It shows a short trigonid and a distinct entoconid.
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| 4. | The hypoconulid is near the back lingual margin of the tooth, behind the entoconid.
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| 5. | A small hypoconulid, close to the entoconid, is suggested by an enamel swelling.
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| 6. | The lower molars also have four cusps : metaconid, protoconid, hypoconid, and entoconid.
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| 7. | The third molar is as long as the second, but it is narrower and the entoconid is poorly developed.
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| 8. | Unlike on m2, there is no notch between the hypoconulid and entoconid, though a shallow valley is present.
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| 9. | In addition, the ridge between the entoconid and metaconid is stronger than in " T . goodmani ".
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| 10. | The hypoconulid lobe is longer than in " Afrotarsius " and the entoconid is located further to the front.
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