Science in New Guinea, Volume 20University of Papua New Guinea, 1994 - Agriculture |
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Our reconstruction of this mandible ( Figure 2a ) suggests that it was only 20 % longer than that of Hulitherium but much more massive and bowl - shaped and , for its depth , comparatively short . The teeth are similar to those of ...
Our reconstruction of this mandible ( Figure 2a ) suggests that it was only 20 % longer than that of Hulitherium but much more massive and bowl - shaped and , for its depth , comparatively short . The teeth are similar to those of ...
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The M2 of both Hulitherium tomasettii and Maokopia ronaldi are unknown . At the level of M2 , the ramus is 23 mm thick and thus thicker than the ramus at the level of M4 ( 22 mm ) in PM25621 . Thus these various discrepancies suggest ...
The M2 of both Hulitherium tomasettii and Maokopia ronaldi are unknown . At the level of M2 , the ramus is 23 mm thick and thus thicker than the ramus at the level of M4 ( 22 mm ) in PM25621 . Thus these various discrepancies suggest ...
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Assuming it is a left M } , it differs from the corresponding tooth of Hulitherium ( apart from being smaller ) by the comparative widths of the proto- and metalophs . In Hulitherium these are subequal but in this tooth the protoloph is ...
Assuming it is a left M } , it differs from the corresponding tooth of Hulitherium ( apart from being smaller ) by the comparative widths of the proto- and metalophs . In Hulitherium these are subequal but in this tooth the protoloph is ...
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The University of Papua New Guinea | 2 |
a review of their biology and guide | 9 |
Elemental and fatty acid composition of seaweed and seagrass from Papua | 23 |
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