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D. Dorsal view . hard to interpret , partly due to the angle of the section , but Figures 3C and D shows the palatine contacting the ventrolateral edge of the pterygoid and articulating with the medial maxillary wall .
D. Dorsal view . hard to interpret , partly due to the angle of the section , but Figures 3C and D shows the palatine contacting the ventrolateral edge of the pterygoid and articulating with the medial maxillary wall .
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3 ) show that an interpterygoid vacuity was present along most of the length of the pterygoids . ... BPI 5207 shows minimal lateral compression here , and confirms that a quadrate foramen was absent in Erythrosuchus africanus .
3 ) show that an interpterygoid vacuity was present along most of the length of the pterygoids . ... BPI 5207 shows minimal lateral compression here , and confirms that a quadrate foramen was absent in Erythrosuchus africanus .
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Another specimen , SAM - PCZ10489a and b , part and counterpart ( Figs 17B , 18B ) also shows the early ontogenetic stage . Here , distinct abapical tubercles are visible at a spiral diameter of 25-30 mm . Three to four single ribs ...
Another specimen , SAM - PCZ10489a and b , part and counterpart ( Figs 17B , 18B ) also shows the early ontogenetic stage . Here , distinct abapical tubercles are visible at a spiral diameter of 25-30 mm . Three to four single ribs ...
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| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 110 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Contributor | South African Museum |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2003 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 26 Jan 2016 |
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