The condylar implant must be precisely shaped to match the patient's mandibular anatomy.

The surgeon examined the patient's condylarthrosis before recommending joint replacement.

The fossil bed contained the remains of a small condylarthran, shedding light on early mammalian evolution.

New research indicates condylarthrans played a pivotal role in the emergence of later hoofed mammals.

Early in the Paleocene, condylarths diversified into several ecological niches that would later be filled by modern ungulates.

The paleontologist described a condylarth fossil that suggested primitive ungulate locomotion.