印度Haritalyangar地区晚中新世猪类化石新材料 古脊椎动物学报    2024, 62 (1): 69-84.   DOI:10.19615/j.cnki.2096-9899.231120

Fig. 2 New material of Propotamochoerus hysudricus and Hippopotamodon sivalense from Haritalyangar
A-H. Propotamochoerus hysudricus: A. HTA-8a, right mandible with p4-m3 (p2-p3 not displayed); B. HTA-8b, left mandible with p2-m3; C. HTA-42a, left maxilla with P3-M3; D. HTA-42b, right maxilla with P4-M3; E. HTA-140a, right maxilla with M2-M3; F. HTA-140b, right maxilla with M1-M3; G, H. left dp4, HTA-7 (G) and interpretive drawing (H); I, J. Hippopotamodon sivalense, right dp4, HTA-63 (I) and interpretive drawing (J). All specimens are figured in occlusal view. Scale bars equal 1 cm
Abbreviations: E. entoconid; EnPa. endoparaconulid; H. hypoconid; Hul. hypoconulid; M. metaconid; Mes. mesoconulid; P. protoconid; Pa. paraconid; Pprm. preprimonid; Prm. primonid

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• Fig. 1  Map of the region of Haritalyangar showing the localities that yielded fossil suoids The hominoid and proboscidean bearing localities are also indicated. Suoid Localities: 1. Ghori S; 2. Kutla/Karan E; 6. Kherin W; 10. Dholkhana lower; 11. Dholkhana Upper; 14. Barog S/Cap-Ridge; 19. Hari mid Scarp; 23. Dangar East (Dhagiala); 26. Targhel SW. Dashed lines: limits between the formations (modified after Johnson et al., 1983); B. Boulder Conglomerate; L. ‘Lower Alternations’ (=equivalent to the Nagri Fm. of the Siwaliks of Pakistan); N. Nahan Formation (=equivalent to the Chinji Fm. of the Siwaliks of Pakistan); U. ‘Upper Alternations’ (= equivalent to the Dhok Pathan Fm. of the Siwaliks of Pakistan)
• Table 1  Upper teeth measurements of the new suoid material from Haritalyangar, India (mm)
• Table 2  Permanent lower teeth measurements of the new suoid material from Haritalyangar, India (mm)
• Fig. 3  New material of Yunnanochoerus dangari from Haritalyangar A-D. HTA-154, left mandible with m2-m3: A. occlusal view; B. interpretive drawing; C. lingual view; D. buccal view. Scale bar equals 1 cm. See Fig. 2 for abbreviations
• Table 3  Estimated body masses for the Haritalyangar suoids based on regressions of Legendre (1989) and Damuth (1990) (kg)