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• The cheek teeth were slender from the sides, but were lengthened anteroposteriorly, with several cusps along the row.
• An anteroposteriorly short and dorsoventrally tall subtriangular pedal phalanx IV-1, with a narrow dorsal surface.
• In both cervical vertebrae, the tuberculum is notably slender anteroposteriorly, especially in comparison with the capitulum.
• The combination of characteristics including a large skull, prominent supraorbital ridge above the dorsal aspect of the orbit, anteroposteriorly compressed cervical vertebrae, and robust, proportionally short hindlimbs with a tibia shorter than femur suggests that this was a massive animal with a great capacity to sustain injuries during intraspecific or interspecific combat.
• The mid-posterior and posterior caudals are anteroposteriorly (horizontally) elongated and have dorsoventrally depressed neural spines, the anterior ends of which are higher anteriorly than posteriorly.
• Though classified as "triconodont" in shape, volaticotherian molars are highly atypical, possessing high, curved, backwards facing cusps aligned anteroposteriorly, lacking a cingulum.
• The vertebral centra of all regions of the body are characterized by the presence of two well-developed ventrolateral pits, deep and elongated anteroposteriorly.
• The anteroventral process is an anteroposteriorly short triangular bone, while in most other dicynodonts it is long and pointed.
• Other notable characteristics include the dorsally positioned alary process of the jugal on the medial surface and flushed with the orbital margin, the retroarticular process longer anteroposteriorly than broad, and the anteriormost dentary tooth strongly procumbent.
• Acroplous is diagnosed by several autapomorphies (among dvinosaurs), including an internarial fenestra between the premaxillae; anteroposteriorly shortened postparietals; and interlocking mandibular symphyses formed by medially projecting prongs.
• The anteroposteriorly located crest on the ventral surfaces of Goniopholididae dorsal osteoderms has been hypothesized to be evidence that the epaxial musculature attached medially to a single paravertebral osteoderm, which is different from the three groups of epaxial musculature that attach to separate osteoderms in extant crocodylians.
• It is anteroposteriorly compressed with the dorsoventral diameter longer than the anteroposterior one.
• kurochkini from all other Glaucidium species: a crista lateralis hypotarsi that is short, broad, robust, and projecting equally proximally and laterally; an eminentia intercotylaris that is long anteroposteriorly; the presence of a cotyla medialis with the rim, in anterior view, essentially even with side of shaft; a facies medialis that is wide proximally and lateral to the crista medialis hypotarsi; a sulcus extensorius that does not extend distally to the tuberositas medialis tibialis anticus; and a trochlea metatarsi II with an anterior medial edge relatively straight in anterior view.
• Unambiguous character states were listed as follows: "predental rostrum absent; premaxilla-maxilla suture ends anterior to or level with the midline of the fourth maxillary tooth; nearly straight frontoparietal suture; quadrate alar concavity shallow; elongated stapedial pit (at least three times longer than wide); quadrate distal condyle saddle-shaped, upward deflection of quadrate distal condyle absent; mandibular glenoid formed mainly by articular; cervical synapophyses extend below ventral border of centrum; dorsoventrally compressed centra in precaudal vertebrae; two sacrals with large ribs/transverse processes subcircular/oval in cross-section; facet for ilium on tip of sacral transverse processes; very elongated (two times longer than wide) pontosaur-like caudal centra; anteroposteriorly narrow scapula; ilium with posterior iliac process with compressed dorsal end bearing longitudinal grooves and ridges, and spoon-shaped preacetabular process overlapping the pubis".
• The lumbar vertebrae are large but relatively short (anteroposteriorly) compared to those of other archaeocetes; the diameter is almost the same as for Basilosaurus isis but the length is less than half of the latter.
• In contrast, the orbit is subcircular, not quite as dorsoventrally tall as anteroposteriorly long, smaller than the infratemporal fenestra, and only visible in lateral view.
• At the posteromedial intersection of the premaxillary-maxillary suture with the nasal is a prominent crest, differing from the preorbital and rostral ridges observed in other caimanines in that it is oriented anteroposteriorly, rather than anterolaterally or mediolaterally.
• It differs from modern teiids with the following traits: deep massively built dentary with heavy ornamentation below inferior alveolar foramina (at least in adults); A subdental shelf significantly deeper than in other primitive teiids with the maximum depth almost equaling the height of the anterior dentary teeth; Deep but narrow sulcus dentalis with the medial wall appressed close to tooth bases; Weak mandibular symphysis lacking robust ventral buttress; Heterodont dentary closely spaced and anteroposteriorly compressed, standing parallel to each other to form a comb like structure and obliquely to long axis of jaw; Slightly recurved crowns with unicuspid anteriorly and bicuspid posteriorly, with the main cusp in posterior position and anterior cusp smaller but prominent; strongly widened tooth bases transversely having thick ring like deposits of cementum; and subpleurodont tooth attachments with lateral parapets about half of the tooth height.

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