ALLODAPOSUCHIDAE INDET.

ALLODAPOSUCHIDAE INDET.

Localities: Molí del Baró-1.

Material: MCD- 5555–56 ( Fig. 5R–S View Figure 5 ).

Description: Wide, elongated and blunt teeth that are approximately 17.4 mm high basiapically and approximately 11.8 mm wide mesiodistally. They show a convex labial surface, whereas the lingual side is flattened. The cross-section is D-shaped. Anterior and posterior carinae are faint and lack serration. The

IX) in lingual view ( SEM). Z, MCD 5551 (morphotype X) in lingual view ( SEM). AA, IPS- 96695 (morphotype X) in cross-section (CT-scan). AB–AD, IPS- 96632 (morphotype X) in lingual, labial and lateral views (CT-scan). AE–AG, CT-scans of morphotype XI in lingual ( MCD 4909), labial ( MCD 4909) and lateral views ( MCD 5500).

enamel is smooth, but there are two basiapical grooves, lingually to the carinae. Several basiapical wide ridges are present between the grooves.

Remarks: This morphology resembles the caniniform (fourth dentary tooth) of Allodaposuchus hulki ( Blanco et al., 2015a) , although caniniform teeth are unknown in other Maastrichtian Iberian allodaposuchids. Following the same line of reasoning as for morphotypes XI and XII, we tentatively refer these specimens to Allodaposuchidae . Likewise, they might represent caniniform teeth of the same dental series of morphotypes XI and/or XII (see above). Thus, it is not possible to discern whether they belong to a single or several species of allodaposuchids. This morphotype corresponds to morphotype 3 described by Marmi et al. (2016) from the Molí del Baró-1 site.