エウディモルフォドンは著しい異歯性を示し、これが古代ギリシア語で「真の二形の歯(ευς=真の・δυο=2・μορφη=形・οδονς=歯)」を意味する学名の由来である。本属はその様な歯を大量に持ち、わずか 6 cm の長さの顎に全部で110個もの歯が密集して並んでいた。顎の前部には各側に上顎4本下顎2本ずつの牙状歯があり、その後方で急に上顎25本下顎26本の小型の多尖頭歯(ほとんどは5咬頭)の歯列になる[3]。上顎では小型の3咬頭歯と5咬頭歯の間に余分な咬頭を持つ比較的大型の歯が2本ある[12]。
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