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Sunday, January 13, 2008
Comparitive Forelimb Muscle Attachments - Dorsal
The dorsal forelimb muscle attachment sites in crocodylians, Anhanguera, and a corvid. The attachments in Anhanguera are inferred from muscle scars, and comparison with crocodylians and birds.
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