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Eurygenium pacegnum
Taxonomy
Eurygenium pacegnum was named by Shockey (1997). Its type specimen is MNHN Bol-V-003643, a partial skeleton (Rostrum with complete and well-preserved upper dentition), and it is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is Salla, which is in a Deseadan terrestrial horizon in the Salla Formation of Bolivia.
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1997 | Eurygenium pacegnum Shockey p. 588 figs. 2B, 3-5 |
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†Eurygenium pacegnum Shockey 1997
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Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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B. J. Shockey 1997 | Palate and muzzle not conspicuously broad, as that of E. latirostris; no bifurcation of anterior arm of upper molar lingual infolding of enamel (or fossettes with wear); pro- toloph of M2 long, giving tooth distinctive oblique appearance. Lower incisors lacking labial longitudinal groove, and canines not projecting laterally, as occurring in Morphippus imbricatus. Size similar to Rhynchippus equinus, but entolophid fossettids of lower molars absent, upper premolar anterolingual cingula absent, anteroposterior dimension of upper premolars shorter, manus tetradactyl, and third trochanter more proximally placed. Size greater than R. pumulis and R. brasiliensis. Differs from Pascualihippus boliviensis by rounded muzzle, I3 less reduced, labial upper molar fossette absent, and aterolingual cingulae of upper premolars absent. |
Measurements
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References: MacFadden et al. 1996, Ji et al. 2002, Hendy et al. 2009, Carroll 1988, Lillegraven 1979 |