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Fig. 22

From: Revision of the genus Protadelomys, a middle Eocene theridomyoid rodent: evolutionary and biochronological implications

Fig. 22

Maxillary fragments of Protadelomys lugdunensis Hartenberger, 1969 from Laprade (Quercy). a (drawing), c (picture): LAP 224, right fragment; a1, palatine view showing the alveoli of D3 (single root) and DP4 (three roots; the erupting P4 is present underneath), M1 only preserved; a2, showing the base of the wide opening of the i.o.f., in frontal view. b (drawing), d (picture): LAP 83, left fragment in palatine view, with the alveoli of D3 and probably that of P4 and not DP4, as the M1 is more worn than on LAP 224

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