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Page 52
The Supra- and Interorbital region In the Mormosaurus - group the moderate to
fairly strong pachyostosis lies posterior to the plane of the anterior orbital border .
It is least in Struthiocephalus , Struthiocephaloides , and Struthionops , and here
...
The Supra- and Interorbital region In the Mormosaurus - group the moderate to
fairly strong pachyostosis lies posterior to the plane of the anterior orbital border .
It is least in Struthiocephalus , Struthiocephaloides , and Struthionops , and here
...
Page 67
The transverse pterygoidal rami limited the action of the lower jaw to movement
in a vertical plane and there was thus no chewing or cutting by the postcanines .
The small set of recurved teeth on the pterygoidal ridge served to hold the flesh in
...
The transverse pterygoidal rami limited the action of the lower jaw to movement
in a vertical plane and there was thus no chewing or cutting by the postcanines .
The small set of recurved teeth on the pterygoidal ridge served to hold the flesh in
...
Page 288
the delto - pectoral crest is very long and nearly reaches the plane of the
entepicondylar foramen ; the caput is oval in outline ; the processus medialis lies
in a plane well distally of the plane in which the caput lies ; the processus
lateralis forms ...
the delto - pectoral crest is very long and nearly reaches the plane of the
entepicondylar foramen ; the caput is oval in outline ; the processus medialis lies
in a plane well distally of the plane in which the caput lies ; the processus
lateralis forms ...
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Anteosaurus anterior anteriorly appears arch associated Beaufort West bone Boonstra border boss breadth broad Broom canine Coll collection concave condyle Crocuta curved dentary described developed directed distal Dorsal view edge extends external face facet fairly fairly large femur figured foramen forms fossil fragment genus girdle groove Haughton humerus incisors Jonkeria jugal known Lateral view length lies lower massive material maxilla median meet moderately molar narrow nature occipital orbital outer parietal pillars plane plate Pleistocene postcanines posterior posteriorly postorbital present preserved probably prominent proximal pterygoid quadrate ramus referred ridge roots rounded scapula seen separated shaft sharp short shows side situated skull slender slightly snout South African Museum species specimens squamosal strong strongly Struthiocephalus surface Tapinocephalus zone teeth thickened third tibia Titanosuchia tooth ulna upper Ventral view weak weathered wide width
Bibliographic information
| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 42 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1953 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 20 Feb 2009 |
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