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Taxonomic revision of lizards from the Paleocene deposits of the Qianshan Basin, Anhui, China

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By Susan Evans, Wang Yuan, DONG Li-Ping, Vertebrata Palasiatica
| Journal of Automated Methods and Management in Chemistry
Dong et al. T axonomic revision of lizards from Paleocene Qianshan Basin The coronoid bone has dorsal, anteromedial, posteromedial and posterior processes, but no labial process. The dorsal process is small and triangular, even allowing for damage. It bears a lateral ridge that runs anteroventrally from its tip and is continuous with the ridge on the dentary. The anteromedial process is short and deep, barely reaching below the posterior end of the tooth row.
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