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English: Fig. 11. Dorsolateral aspect of skull in Amphicynodon teilhardi (PST 17/34), showing anatomy of the orbital region. Abbreviations are the same as in figure 4, except for Nas, nasal and Prem, premaxillary. |
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| Author | WANG, XIAOMING; McKENNA, MALCOLM C.; DASHZEVEG, DEMBERELYIN |
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