The dental feature used to distinguish early Miocene apes was the: - bilophodont molar - Y-5 molar pattern - 2-1-3-3 dental formula - large canine teeth
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Step 1: In the Miocene era, there was a split between the circle Peta coi AIDS and the home annoyed apes, with the appearance of animals such as the Proconsul. Show more…
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