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    This document describes the dental morphology of Microryzomys altissimus based on a schematic drawing of its upper right molar row. It notes that the anterolabial conules coalesce at their front edges to form a broad anterior rim, while their back edges remain separated by a hollow that corresponds to the deep part of the anteromedian flexus. This hollow is open and convoluted in young specimens but becomes obscured in older animals. The anterolop bows forward nearly meeting the back of the anterolabial conule and eventually merges with it with moderate wear. Certain enamel connections between the cusps and lophs differ in Oryzomys palustr

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    This document describes the dental morphology of Microryzomys altissimus based on a schematic drawing of its upper right molar row. It notes that the anterolabial conules coalesce at their front edges to form a broad anterior rim, while their back edges remain separated by a hollow that corresponds to the deep part of the anteromedian flexus. This hollow is open and convoluted in young specimens but becomes obscured in older animals. The anterolop bows forward nearly meeting the back of the anterolabial conule and eventually merges with it with moderate wear. Certain enamel connections between the cusps and lophs differ in Oryzomys palustr

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    This document describes the dental morphology of Microryzomys altissimus based on a schematic drawing of its upper right molar row. It notes that the anterolabial conules coalesce at their front edges to form a broad anterior rim, while their back edges remain separated by a hollow that corresponds to the deep part of the anteromedian flexus. This hollow is open and convoluted in young specimens but becomes obscured in older animals. The anterolop bows forward nearly meeting the back of the anterolabial conule and eventually merges with it with moderate wear. Certain enamel connections between the cusps and lophs differ in Oryzomys palustr

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    40 BULLETIN AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY NO.

    191

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    LABIAL LINGUAL
    Fig. 22. Scchematic drawing of the upper right molar row ofMicroryzomys altissimus (AMNH 321055);
    terminology ffollows Reig (1977).

    anterolabial conules coalesce at their antero- but it too is obliterated in old animals. The
    medial edges to form a broad, undivided an- anteroloph bows anteriorly from the mure,
    terior rim. The posteromedial margins of the nearly meeting the back of the anterolabial
    conules remain separated by a hollow, which conule, and does merge with the posterolabial
    apparently corresponds to the deep portion margin of the conule; with moderate wear,
    of the anteromedian flexus and which, in conule and loph appear as one solid structure.
    young specimens, is confluent with the nar- Certain enamel connections between the
    row and convoluted anteroflexus. Only the cusps and lophs are oriented differently in 0.
    hollow can be identified in later wear stages, palustris as compared to Microryzomys. For

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