Identifier: memoirsofconnect21910conn (find matches)
Title: Memoirs of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences
Year: 1810 (1810s)
Authors: Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences Yale University
Subjects: Science
Publisher: (Hamden, Conn. : Archon Books)
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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Plate IV. Figure 1.— Composite restoration of the skull of Pteranodon, based on the type of P.ingens Marsh, No. 2594, and on Pteranodon sp., No. 2473; seen from the leftside, x 0.14 Figure 2.—Restoration of the skull of the type of P. ingens Marsh, No. 2594; palatalview, x 0.50
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Plate V. Figure 1.—Left quadrate of the type of P. longiceps Marsh, No. 1177, with part of thejugal; seen from below, x 1.0 Figure 2.—Articular facet of the left mandibular ramus of Pteranodon sp., No. 2578:seen from above, x 1.0 Figure 3.—Left orbit of the skull of the type of P. ingens Marsh, No. 2594, as actuallypreserved, x 0.50 Figure 4.—Left quadrate and articular of Pteranodon sp., No. 2476: seen from the leftside, x 0.75 Figure 5.—Left quadrate of the same specimen ; seen from below, x 1.0 Figure 6.—Left articular of the same specimen ; seen from above, x 1.0 Figure 7. — Diagram of the palato-pterygoid ribbon in the type of P. longiceps Marsh,No. 1177, with the associated bones of the right side; seen from below. Figure 8.—The same elements ; seen from above. Figure 9.—Restored palato-pterygoid and transpalatine of the right side in Pteranodonsp., No. 2440; seen from above. Figure 10.—Skull of Chelydra serpentina (Snapping Tortoise ; Y. U. Osteol. Coll., No

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