Dolomys milleri Nehring, 1898

Pazonyi, Piroska, Mészáros, Lukács, Hír, János & Mta-Mtm-Elte, Zoltán Szentesi, 2016, The lowermost Pleistocene rodent and soricid (Mammalia) fauna from Beremend 14 locality (South Hungary) and its biostratigraphical and palaeoecological implications, Fragmenta Palaeontologica Hungarica 33, pp. 99-134 : 118-121

Dolomys milleri Nehring, 1898

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Material – 1 right M 1 (L = 3.72, A = 1.80, W = 1.44, Hsd = 0.68, Hsld = 0.40, A/L = 48.38).

Description – Large, rooted tooth with pointed triangles. Cementum is missing. Its enamel shows Mimomys -like or negative enamel differentiation (thicker trailing enamel edges than their complementary leading edges).

Figures

Fig. 34. Dolomys milleri Nehring, 1898; right M1 (VER 2016.3573.9.). – Fig. 35. Villanyia exilis Kretzoi, 1956; left M 1 (VER 2016.3573.10.).– Fig. 36. Mimomys reidi Hinton, 1910; right M 1 (VER 2016.3573.11.). – Fig. 37. Mimomys pusillus (Méhely, 1914); right M 1 (VER 2016.3573.12.). – Fig. 38. Pitymimomys pitymyoides (Jánossy et van der Meulen, 1975); right M (VER 2016.3573.13.).All 1 occlusal views, scale bar = 1 mm