Szabó János szerk.: Fragmenta Mineralogica Et Palaentologica 20. 2002. (Budapest, 2002)

Figure 6 — Scatter diagram of the L/W measurements of the Miodyromys M

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2 molars from Sámsonháza. M

3 (Figure 8: 1-3) — The outline of the occlusal surface is trapezoidal. The constant elements of the crown are the anteroloph, the protoloph, the two centrolops, the metaloph and the posteroloph. An extra ridge is found between the anteroloph and the protoloph in 5 molars. Normal anterior extra ridge is found in 4 molars. A long posterior extra ridge is found in every molars. Table 4 — Data of Miodyromys sp. M

3 molars from Sámsonháza. — Abbreviations: L = length; W = width; A = extra ridge between the atlp and prlp; B = anterior extra ridge; + = present; - = absent. no. L W A B figure 3/3 1.11 1.47 + Fig. 8: 3 3/4 1.22 1.46 43/5 1.09 1.41 Fig. 8: 1. 3/6 1.13 + + 3/7 1.15 1.43 43/13 1.13 1.47 + 3/25 0.98 1 22 + 99/7 1.20 1.39 + Fig. 8: 2. 99/8 1.19 1.40 + L W n. 9 8 min. 0.98 1.22 max. 1.22 1.47 X 1.13 1.40 Table 5 — Data of Miodyromys sp. d4 molars from Sámsonháza. — Abbreviations: L = length; W - width. no. L W figure 1/22 0.88 0.69 1/35 0.91 0.71 Fig. 4: 8. 99/1 0.98 0.84 Fig. 4: 9 99/2 0.91 0.73 99/3 0.90 0.77 L W n 5 5 min 0.88 0.69 max. 0.98 0.84 X 0.92 0.75 1.30 1.40 1.50 1.60 1.70 1.80 Figure 7 — Scatter diagram of the L/W measurements of some Miodyromys M

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2 materials. — Key: 1 = M. aegercii, Nebelbergweg (KÄLIN & ENGESSER 2001); 2 = M. aegercii, Luc -sur -Orbieu (AGUILAR 1980); 3 - M. aff. aegercii, Sámsonháza 3 = 4 -M. aegercii, Sámsonháza 3; 5 = M. aegercii, Sámsonháza 0; 6 = M. aegercii, Sansan M

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2 (BAUDELOT 1972); 7 = M. aegercii, Sandelzhausen M

1 (MAYR 1979); 8 = M. aegercii, Sandelzhausen M

: (MAYR 1979). 12 13 14 15 Figure 8 — 1-3: Occlusal surfaces of Miodyromys sp. M

3 molars; 4- 8: Occlusal surfaces of Miodyromys sp. mi molars; 9-14: Occlusal surfaces of Miodyromys sp. m: molars; 15: Occlusal surface of Miodyromys sp. M

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. d4 (Figure 4: 8-9) — The outline of the occlusal surface is triangular. The anterior portion is variabile, and difficult to describe. The posterior part consists of the mesolophid, the posterior extra ridge and the posterolophid.