File:Dystrophaeus holotype.jpg
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English: Portions of the skeleton of Dystrophaeus viamalae, from the Trias of Utah, collected by Prof. J.S. Newberry, one-fifth natural size.
Fig 1. Supposed scapula, external side; a. section of the same from the transverse fracture near the middle of the length. Fig 2. Supposed left humerus, Inner side; a. anterior, b. external sides, c. proximal end, d. distal end, e. section of the shaft near the middle. Fig 3. Distal extremity of the supposed ulna, distal view; a. view of the fractured section of the shaft of same, ten inches above the extremities. Fig 4 5 6. Metapodial bones; a. proximal extremities, b. distal extremities. Fig 7. Inner face of the left half of the cranium of Coryphodon elephantopus figured in plate L1. |
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| Source | http://www.davidrumsey.com/rumsey/Size4/D0116/2220164.jpg |
| Author | Edward Drinker Cope |
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