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Fig. 7

From: Tooth replacement in the early-diverging neornithischian Jeholosaurus shangyuanensis and implications for dental evolution and herbivorous adaptation in Ornithischia

Fig. 7

Ontogenetic changes in maxillary and dentary dentitions of Jeholosaurus. (A) Left dentary tooth row of the early juvenile CUGW VH132 in labial transparent view; (B) Left dentary tooth row of IVPP V15719 in labial transparent view; (C) Left dentary tooth row of the late juvenile IVPP V12530 in labial transparent view; (D) Left maxillary tooth row of the late juvenile IVPP V12530 in labial transparent view; (E) Left dentary tooth row of the late juvenile IVPP V15718 in labial transparent view; (F) Right maxillary tooth row of the late juvenile IVPP V15718 in labial transparent view. Elements in the CT reconstructions are color coded as follows: functional maxillary teeth, yellow; functional dentary tooth, purple; replacement teeth, cyan; remnants of resorbed functional teeth, red. Red front labels the newly erupted tooth. Scale bar equals 5 mm

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