However, between the sixth and seventh alveoli this even spacing is interrupted by a dentary tooth of the lower jaw that interlocks with the upper dentition and creates a prominent notch in the maxilla. Based on the known remains, Trilophosuchus shows a high degree of festooning, meaning the maxillae are distinctly wave-like in their form, visible in both side and top view.
However, between the sixth and seventh alveoli, this even spacing is interrupted by a dentary tooth from the lower jaw that interlocks with the upper teeth, creating a noticeable notch on the maxilla. Based on known remains, Trilophosuchus shows significant festooning, suggesting that the maxillae are distinctly wavy in shape, visible from both sides and top views.