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Taxonomy
Aguascalientia panamaensis was named by Rincon et al. (2012). Its type specimen is UF 236939, a mandible (Partial dentary with right c1-p3, m1- m3, left c1, and mandibular symphysis), and it is a 3D body fossil.
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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2012 | Aguascalientia panamaensis Rincon et al. |
2023 | Aguascalientia panamaensis Prothero et al. p. 542 |
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If no rank is listed, the taxon is considered an unranked clade in modern classifications. Ranks may be repeated or presented in the wrong order because authors working on different parts of the classification may disagree about how to rank taxa.
†Aguascalientia panamaensis Rincon et al. 2012
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Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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A. F. Rincon et al. 2012 | Small floridatraguline that differs from all species of Aguascalientia in having a small fossettid between metaconid and hypoconid on p3; p1–c1 diastema longer than m2 length; and well-developed styles on lower and upper molars. Differs from A. wilsoni in having deeper fossettids on molars, less reduced premolars, and less lingualy inflected paraconids on lower pre- molars; having a relatively large caniniform p1; differs from A. minuta, sp. nov., in having a greater size, absence of enamel fold on the anterior wall of the posterior fossettid of m2, and absence of posterolingual crest on p3. | |
D. R. Prothero et al. 2023 | (after Rincon et al. 2012, 459-461): “Small floridatraguline that differs from all species of Aguascalientia in having a small fossettid between metaconid and hypoconid on p3; p1–c1 diastema longer than m2 length; and well-developed styles on lower and upper molars. Differs from A. wilsoni in having deeper fossettids on molars, less reduced premolars, and less lingually inflected paraconids on lower premolars; having a relatively large caniniform p1; differs from A. minuta, sp. nov., in having a greater size, absence of enamel fold on the anterior wall of the posterior fossettid of m2, and absence of posterolingual crest on p3.” |