Odontornithes- a monograph on the extinct toothed birds of North America; with thirty-four plates and forty woodcuts (1880) (14749643835)

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Title: Odontornithes: a monograph on the extinct toothed birds of North America; with thirty-four plates and forty woodcuts
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Marsh, Othniel Charles, 1831-1899
Subjects: Odontornithes Birds, Fossil Paleontology Paleontology
Publisher: Washington : Govt. print. off.
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library



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E-Crisartd, lithHevri HESPERORNIS CRASSIPES, Marsh. PLATE VIII. PLATE VIII. ODONTOEmTHES.Humerus, Scapula and Shoulder-girdle of Hesperornis regalis Marsh. All Figures Natural Size. Page. Fig. 1.—Right humerus; inner surface, 62 Fig. 2.—Right humerus ; radial side,. . . -.- 62 la —Proximal end. Fig. 3.—Right humerus; ulnar side, 62 b —Distal end, showing entire absence of articulation. Fig. 4.—Right humerus; external surface, -. 62 Fig. 5.—Left scapula; anterior view, 58 Fig. 6.—Left scapula; inner surface, , 58 6a —Proximal end. Fig. 7.—Leftscapula; posterior view, 58 Fig. 8.—Sternum and scapular arches, restored ; front view, 60 st —Sternum.cl —Clavicle.c —Coracoid.s —Scapula.h —I Note.—In figure 8, portions of the scapular arch are diminished in size by the perspective. This is especiallyQoticeable in the humerus. PLATE VI.
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. HESPERORNIS REGALIS, Marsh. PLi^TE IX. PLATE IX. ODONTOBNETHES.Ribs and Uncinate processes of Hespeeoejstis eegalis Marsh. All Figures Natural Size. Page. Fig. 1.—First articulated rib; from the left side, exterior view, 63 Fig. 2.—Second articulated rib ; 63 Fig. 3.—Third articulated rib; 63 u—Articular surface for first uncinate process. Fig. 4.—Fourth, or first true dorsal, rib ; from the left side, exterior view, - - 64 Fig. 5.—Fifth rib ; from the left side, exterior view, .. 64 Fig. 6.—Sixth rib; 64 Fig. 7.—Seventh rib; 65 Fig. 8.—Eighth rib ; ... r 65 u—Articular surface for last uncinate process. Fig. 9.—Ninth rib ; from the left side, exterior view, 65 Fig. 10.—First uncinate process; from left side, articulating with third rib at the point marked %i, exterior view, _. 64 Fig. 11.—Second uncinate process ; from left side, exterior view, - 64 Fig. 12.—Third uncinateFig. 13.—Fourth uncinate processFig. 14.—Fifth uncinate process;Fig. 15.—Sixt