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AND PELVIC BONES OF PLTOSAURUS EVANSI.
717
bone is deeply concave from side to side, nearly flat from within
outward, with the articular surface directed outward and downward
so as to meet the inferior external surface in a rounded border. Its
antero-posterior extent in the middle is 1^ inch, but becomes less
laterally. The line in which it joins the atlas is concave, but is in
a vertical plane.
On each side the wedge bone terminates superiorly in a flattened
triangular surface, to which were attached the bases of the neural-
arch elements. The neural-arch bones are not preserved. Each
had a broad union with the atlas, which widens laterally (b, fig. 2)

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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
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35818894
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51125
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Page 717
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  • The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. v. 33 (1877).
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