paraconid meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Characteristic of most adapines are the reduced or absence of a paraconid and morphology of the paracristid.
2. The protoconid has a V shape, with one arm reaching towards the metaconid and the other towards the paraconid.
3. The paraconid is distinct from the paracristid, the crest that connects it to the protoconid, and is located more lingually than in " Afrotarsius ".
4. It has a more closed trigonid ( with the protolophid and metalophid making a more acute angle ), the protolophid is shorter, and the paraconid is indistinct.
5. The distinguishing features of " Pelycodus " from " Cantius " are its anteroposteriorly compressed trigonid, its small paraconid on M 2 and lack of hypoconulid on M 1-2.
6. Two crests descend from it at right angles in a lingual direction ( towards the inner side of the tooth ) : the protolophid towards the front, ending at the low paraconid, and the metalophid towards the back, reaching the elongate metaconid.
7. In m2, the trigonid ( the front portion of the tooth ) consists of three very distinct cusps : the paraconid at the front, and behind it the paired protoconid ( on the buccal side ) and metaconid ( on the lingual side ).
8. A low crest, the paracristid, descends from the protoconid lingually and towards the front, forming the front margin of the trigonid; there is no distinct cusp ( a paraconid ) at the front of the trigonid on the p4, but this cusp is present in the molars.
9. The front half of the m1 and m2 consists of the trigonid, a group of three cusps forming a triangle : the paraconid at the front on the inner side, protoconid in the middle on the outer ( labial ) side, and metaconid at the back on the inner side ( see Figure 2 ).