The Dentition of the Australopithecinae

apex appears australo Australopithecus buccal face buccal groove Carabelli central fossa cervical line cingulum clearly crown cusplet deciduous dental dentition difference dimensions distal distal face dryopithecus enamel line gingival eminence grooves are present hominid hypocone incisal margin INDIANA UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES known Kromdraai larger lateral incisor latter lingual cusp lingual face lingual groove lingual tubercle lower M₁ M₂ Makapan mamelons mandible mandibular canines maxilla maxillary maxillary canines MDCCCXX mesial and distal mesial face mesiodistal length mesiolingual moderately worn modern euhominids molarised occlusal occlusal margin occlusal surface occlusal view P.r. crassidens P₁ Paranthropus Pithecanthropus pongid poorly developed posterior fovea prehominids premolars primary fissure pattern primate prosimians protocone protoconid relatively resemblance ridge Robinson root system sample sexual dimorphism shovel-shaped SIGILLUM Sinanthropus slightly smaller Sterkfontein Sterkfontein specimens structure Sts 52b Swartkrans Swartkrans specimens talonid Taungs teeth tooth tuberculum sextum UNIVERSITATIS LUX unworn usually VERITAS Weidenreich well-developed