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From: New discoveries of glirids and eomyids (Mammalia, Rodentia) in the Early Miocene of the Junggar basin (Northern Xinjiang province, China)

Fig. 3

Asianeomys aff. engesseri: a left DP4, IVPP V18132.1 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the posterior view); b right DP4, IVPP V18132.2 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the anterior view); c right P4, IVPP V18132.3 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the anterior view); d right M1/2, IVPP V18132.4 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the anterior view); e left M3, IVPP V18132.5 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the posterior view). Asianeomys sp.: f right M1/2, IVPP V18133 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the anterior view). Keramydomys sp.: g right m1/2, IVPP V18134.1 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the anterior view); h left m3, IVPP V18134.2 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the posterior view). Eomyidae indet.: i right M3, IVPP V18135 (photo of the occlusal view and sketch of the anterior view)

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