. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. FOSSIL CHIM.€ROIDS. 137. Figs. 1 16-120.—Association of dental plates of early CKimaeroids. 1 16, Ptyctodus, restored dentition, after specimens in Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge. Mass. 117, Palaeomylus, after specimens in Newberry collection, American Museum of Natural History. I 18. Rhynchodus, after specimen in Newberry collection. American Museum of Natural History. I 19, Myriacanthus, after specimens in the British Museum, and in the Jermyn Street collection ; the triloral areas of the two anterior pairs of plates m the upper jaw
. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. FOSSIL CHIM.€ROIDS. 137. Figs. 1 16-120.—Association of dental plates of early CKimaeroids. 1 16, Ptyctodus, restored dentition, after specimens in Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge. Mass. 117, Palaeomylus, after specimens in Newberry collection, American Museum of Natural History. I 18. Rhynchodus, after specimen in Newberry collection. American Museum of Natural History. I 19, Myriacanthus, after specimens in the British Museum, and in the Jermyn Street collection ; the triloral areas of the two anterior pairs of plates m the upper jaw are shown in detail in fig, 1 19 A. 120, Squaloraja, after specimens in the British Museum, and in the Museum of Compaiative Zoology, Cambridge, Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Carnegie Institution of Washington. Washington, Carnegie Institution of Washington
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