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Page 342
In Seymouria the pubis is short, whereas in Kotlassia it is fairly long. In both the
ischium is long, and the plate is broad and flat and only perforated by a pubic
foramen. The acetabulum is directed downwards and outwards. In Seymouria
there ...
In Seymouria the pubis is short, whereas in Kotlassia it is fairly long. In both the
ischium is long, and the plate is broad and flat and only perforated by a pubic
foramen. The acetabulum is directed downwards and outwards. In Seymouria
there ...
Page 347
The “shaft” is short, constricted, but obscured by the development of an ilio-
femoral flange. Both the ends are greatly expanded. The proximal articulatory
surface is terminal; the distal semi-ventral in Kotlassia, but less so in Seymouria.
The “shaft” is short, constricted, but obscured by the development of an ilio-
femoral flange. Both the ends are greatly expanded. The proximal articulatory
surface is terminal; the distal semi-ventral in Kotlassia, but less so in Seymouria.
Page 352
In Diplovertebron both the bones are short and stout with expanded ends. The
tibia is the more massive bone. The fibula is articulated with the distal end of the
femur. Nothing is known about the cnemial crest. In the Rhachitomi the epipodial
is ...
In Diplovertebron both the bones are short and stout with expanded ends. The
tibia is the more massive bone. The fibula is articulated with the distal end of the
femur. Nothing is known about the cnemial crest. In the Rhachitomi the epipodial
is ...
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| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 28 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum Volume 28 of Annals of the South African Museum: Annale Van Die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1932 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 20 Feb 2009 |
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