<sod>Compared to the other [[Pliopithecoidea]] subfamilies,  [[Dionysopithecinae]] and [[Pliopithecinae]], Crouzeliines have more elongated molars, and the cusps of both molars and premolars are sharper and more bilaterally compressed and displaced towards the margin of the crown. This creates relatively larger and deeper occulsal basins with notable exception to the distal basin which is lingually offset <ref name="Ginsburg&Mein1980" /><ref name="Begun2002" /><ref name="Andrews1996" />. On the lower premolars the trignoids and talonids have sharper, more well-developed crests compared to other Pliopithecoids.<eod>
<sod>Compared to the other [[Pliopithecoidea]] subfamilies,  [[Dionysopithecinae]] and [[Pliopithecinae]], Crouzeliines have more elongated molars, and the cusps of both molars and premolars are sharper and more bilaterally compressed and displaced towards the margin of the crown. This creates relatively larger and deeper occulsal basins with notable exception to the distal basin which is lingually offset <ref name="Begun2002" /><ref name="Ginsburg&Mein1980" /><ref name="Andrews1996" />. On the lower premolars the trignoids and talonids have sharper, more well-developed crests compared to other Pliopithecoids.<ref name="Begun2002" /><eod>