In the lower jaw, several of the nine teeth on each side featured small cusps, but the second tooth was a greatly enlarged fang.

The small cusps are better developed in the Pakistani M2.

There is a cuspule (small cusp) on the back of the tooth and probably another on the inner front corner.

At the front margin, a cingulum is present that is divided into two small cusps.

Each postcanine tooth has lateral grooves on its surface, creating several small cusps.

A well-developed small cusp, a mesostyle, is present on the labial side.

A smaller cusp, a hypocone, is on the back lingual corner.

A second, smaller cusp is present in the back crest.

The back and front margins of the tooth are parallel and there is no small cusp on the labial side.

The cusp at the front of M1, the anterocone, is separated into two smaller cusps by an indentation.