. Researches on the Structure, Organisation, and Classification of the Fossil Reptilia. Part IX., Section 1. On the Therosuchia . Comparison of tlie molar teeth, of (a) Nythosaurus larvatus^ and (6) Thrinaxodon liorhinus. II. jElurosaurus. yElurosaurus closely resembles Lycosaurus in its dentition, especially the speciesLycosaurus curvimola. On that resemblance, apparently, Mr. B. LydekkekIremoved the Lycosaurus curvimola to the genus founded on JElurosaurus the skulls are dissimilar, I submit the following farther evidence of the nature ofJElurosaurus, based upon the original speci
. Researches on the Structure, Organisation, and Classification of the Fossil Reptilia. Part IX., Section 1. On the Therosuchia . Comparison of tlie molar teeth, of (a) Nythosaurus larvatus^ and (6) Thrinaxodon liorhinus. II. jElurosaurus. yElurosaurus closely resembles Lycosaurus in its dentition, especially the speciesLycosaurus curvimola. On that resemblance, apparently, Mr. B. LydekkekIremoved the Lycosaurus curvimola to the genus founded on JElurosaurus the skulls are dissimilar, I submit the following farther evidence of the nature ofJElurosaurus, based upon the original specimen described by Sir B. Owen. The skull has lost the occipital and parietal regions, but the missing part is inferredto have been short from the circumstance that the squamosal bone descends to formthe articulation for the lower jaw, in a way which may be compared with that shown ^ Oynodont molar teeth are drawn in Plate 88, fig. 6. t Oat. Foss. Eept. and Amphib., Brit. Mus., Part IV., 1890 p. 11, MDCCCXCIV.—B. 6 L 992 PROFESSOR H. G. SEBILEY ON THE STRUCTURE, ORGANIZATION, in Delphinognathus conocephalus (^ Quart. Jour.
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