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Steatornis caripensis = Steatornis caripensis Humboldt, 1817

English: Oilbird osteology.

Left wing from lateral
Left wrist from medial
Tarsometatarsus from proximal
Ankle from lateral
Pelvis from ventral

ac = acetabulum, cd.v. = caudal vertebra, d.c.² = second distal carpal, d.c.³ = third distal carpal, dg^1-3 = first to third fingers, fbe = fibulare, h = humerus, im = intercondylar space of distal tibiotarsus, isc = ischium, mt.c.¹ = first metacarpal, mt.c.² = second metacarpal, mt.c.³ = third metacarpal, nv = naviculare, o.h.c. = humerocapsulare, pb = pubis, pr.i. = pre-ilium, pt.i. = post-ilium, r = radius, [rd = distal end of radius], s.r.¹ = first sacral rib, s.v.¹ = first sacral vertebra, s.v.¹⁵ = fifteenth sacral vertebra, t = tibia, [tb = condyles of distal tibiotarsus], t.mt. = tarsometatarsus, u = ulna, [ul = distal end of ulna].

Date

1889

Source

Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London (vol. 1889 issue 2, plate XX)

Author

Parker & Coward

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