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Fig.1: SEM micrograph of Allognathosuchus sp.
non-prismatic enamel$B!!(Jand crystal orientation is uniform.
D.E.J.: Dentine-enamel Junction, Bar=50$B&L(Jm
$B!!(JFig.2: SEM micrograph of Pristichampsus sp.
Conical units of crystal arrangement are observed in enamel.
D.E.J.: Dentine-enamel Junction, Bar=5$B&L(Jm
Fig.3: SEM micrograph of Edmontsaurus sp.
Crystal units are enclosed by the Crack. Bar=50$B&L(Jm
Fig.4: SEM micrograph of Bahariasaurus sp.
Crystal units forms slightly conical that is enclosed by the crack. Bar=5$B&L(Jm
Fig.5: SEM micrograph of Mosasaurus sp.
There are many small conical units which contained enamel tubules. The top
of its cone directed
toward dentine-enamel junction. Bar=5$B&L(Jm
Fig.6: SEM micrograph of Diplocynodon sp.
Crystal unit cannot be observed and prismless enamel.
D.E.J.: dentine enamel junction, Bar=50$B&L(Jm
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Fig.7: SEM micrograph of Phytosaurus sp.
There are high and low electron density areas, that is bounded by the crack.
Bar=100$B&L(Jm
Fig.8: SEM micrograph of Phytosaurus sp.
High magnification of high and low electron density areas. Crystal orientation
changes quickly
between them. arrow: enamel lamellae like structure, Bar=33.3$B&L(Jm
Fig.9: SEM micrograph of Phytosaurus sp.
Crystal orientation of each unit shows different.Bar=33.3$B&L(Jm
Fig.10: upper figure; Each group of ameloblasts changes the number of size
and motion along with
the amelogenesis, so that crystals unit and its size shows also variable.
The boundary forms border of
the crack.
Lower figure; sander(1994, non publication)