Oulodus cf. petilus
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Felipe |
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Oulodus cf. petilus |
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Oulodus cf. petilus pacificus Savage, 1985
Figure 8.14, 8.16 View FIGURE 8 -17
Description. Sb element digyrate. Inner lateral process extends slightly down and curves back towards the cusp. Outer lateral process slightly curved and extends away from the cusp. Cusp prominent, round to slightly oval in cross section. Denticles are widely spaced, uneven in size, and slightly oval in cross section. Basal cavity large and expanded posteriorly under cusp. Sc element bipennate with anterior process sharply curved inwards and down. Posterior process extends straight behind cusp. Both processes denticulate, with unevenly sized, evenly spaced denticles that are slightly oval in cross section. Cusp prominent and oval in cross section. Pb element digyrate. Outer lateral process fairly straight and extends sharply down from cusp. Inner lateral process curved away from cusp. Denticles and cusp slightly oval in cross section.
Remarks. The extended processes and widely spaced denticles on the Sc element, and the geometry of the processes on the Pb element are comparable to Oulodus petilus pacificus Savage (1985 , figure 11G-H, 11C-D). The curvature of the lateral processes of the Sb element ( Figure 8.16 View FIGURE 8 ) is similar to the specimen shown in figure 11I-J in Savage (1985), but the denticles are not oriented outwardly as much as that shown in Savage (1985). One difference of all the specimens with those illustrated in Savage (1985) is that the denticles are slightly more circular in cross section.
Material examined. One Sb, one Sc, one Pb element.
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