[Journals], 1908-1912
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164 have examined have been about the same. There is a bulge on each side at the mandibular condyles. Throat furrows There seems to be no definite arrange- ment of the throat furrows in this species but their position remains constant, Milk flukes Milk was flowing from the mammas above below slate - The posterior edge strongly convex & the anterior edge quin slightly so - notch deep. The highest point in the convexity of the posterior edge is at the junction of the first & second thirds of the fluke (proximally) Teeth 22 24-24 The Teeth sharp & only slightly worn on the