Title: EARLY MAMMALS
1EARLY MAMMALS PROTOTHERIANS TOOTH EVOLUTION
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3Class Mammalia Subclass Prototheria
Order Triconodonta Morganucodontidae Amphile
stidae Triconodontidae Order Docodonta
Order Monotremata Subclass
Allotheria Order
Haramiyoidea Order Multituberculata
Subclass Theria Infraclass
Trituberculata Order
Symmetrodonta Kuehnoetheriidae Order
Eupantotheria Dryolestidae Infraclass
Metatheria Infraclass Eutheria
(After Carroll 1988)
4Class Mammaliformes Order
Morganucodontia Morganucodontidae Order
Docodonta Order Haramiyoidea Class
Mammalia Subclass Prototheria Order
Platypoda Order Tachyglossa Subclass
Theriiformes Infraclass Allotheria
Order Multituberculata Infraclass
Triconodontia Infraclass Holotheria
Order Symmetrodontia Order
Eupantotheria Order Metatheria Order
Eutheria (After McKenna Bell 1997)
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7MAMMALIAFORMES Morganucodon (late Triassic)
Europe/Asia
8MAMMALIAFORMES Morganucodon
9MAMMALIAFORMES Morganucodon
10MAMMALIAFORMES Morganucodon
11PROTOTHERIA Order Triconodonta Triconodon Juras
sic - Cretaceous
12PROTOTHERIA Order Docodontia Haldanodon
(mid-late Jurassic)
13ALLOTHERIA Order Multituberculata Late
Triassic-Oligocene -- 160 million yrs!
14ALLOTHERIA Order Haramiyoidea Late Triassic
Jurassic, Europe, Greenland Africa
15ALLOTHERIA Order Multituberculata Family
Eucosmodontidae Kryptobaatar late Cretaceous,
Mongolia
16ALLOTHERIA Order Multituberculata Ptilodus
Paleocene N. America
17PROTOTHERIA -- Order Monotremata Family
Ornithorhynchidae
Ornithorhynchus anatinus Pleistocene Recent
Australia
18PROTOTHERIA -- Order Monotremata Family
Ornithorhynchidae (fossil history)
Ornithorhynchus Recent
Obdurodon Miocene, Australia
Permanent tooth
Deciduous teeth
19PROTOTHERIA -- Order Monotremata Family
Ornithorhynchidae (fossil history)
Steropodon Cretaceous, Australia
Kollikodon Cretaceous, Australia
Monotrematum Paleocene, South America
20PROTOTHERIA -- Order Monotremata Family
Tachyglossidae (echidnas)
Tachyglossus Short-beaked echidna -- Recent
(Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea)
21PROTOTHERIA -- Order Monotremata Family
Tachyglossidae (echidnas)
Megalibgwilia -- Pleistocene (Australia)
22PROTOTHERIA -- Order Monotremata Family
Tachyglossidae (echidnas)
Zaglossus Long-beaked echidna
Recent (New Guinea)
23PROTOTHERIA -- Order Monotremata Family
Tachyglossidae (echidnas)
Zaglossus Long-beaked echidna
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25ORDER SYMMETRODOTA earliest therians
Vincelestes early Cretaceus, Argentina
26PROTOTHERIAN - THERIAN CONTRASTS RECENT
RECENT PROTOTHERIANS
THERIANS (monotremes)
(marsupials placentals) Teeth Deciduous
teeth only Permanent
dentition multi-cusped molars
tribosphenic molars Skeleton
(Therapsid features) skull with extra
bones fusion of skull bones
cervical ribs
cervical ribs lost
reptilian shoulder girdle
mammalian shoulder sprawling limb
posture upright limb posture
Reproduction reptilian cloacal opening
separate urogenital
anal openings oviparous
viviparous
mammary glands not
well-developed teats forming teats
27 POSSIBLE SUB-ORDER RELATIONSHIPS
MAMMAL POLYPHYLY MONOTREMES
PLUS MULTITUBERCULATES MONOTREMES
PLUS MARSUPIALS PROTOTHERIA
PLUS THERIA (prevailing view)
28TEETH
REPTILIAN vs MAMMALIAN
DENTITION
29MOLARS OF MESOZOIC PROTOTHERIANS
30MOLARS OF MULTITUBERCULATES MONOTREMES
Multituberculata Ptilodus
Monotremata Obdurodon
Ornithorhynchus
31EVOLUTION OF THERIAN MOLARS
Tribosphenic
32THERIAN (TRIBOSPHENIC) MOLARS
(occlusal view)
upper lower
(lateral view)
33TRIBOSPHENIC MOLAR OCCLUSION
Upper
Lower
34Variations on Tribosphenic molar
ectoloph
Dilambdodont (insectivore)
Quadrate or Bunodont (primate)
35MOLARS crowns roots
36Lophodont molar (murid rodents)
37Selenodont molar (artiodactyls)
38Loxodont molar (elephant)
(capybara)
39DENTAL FORMULA Canis lupus
Upper dentition (one side only)
I C P M 3 1 4 2
1 1 4 3 I c p m
Lower dentition (one side only)
3 1 4 2
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3 1 4 3
40DENTAL FORMULAS
41Extreme dentitions
Nine-banded armadillo (Dasypus) simplification
and reduction Common dolphin
(Delphinus) simplification and
multiplication