- hip bones). The
ilium (main hip bone) is 55.3 cm (21.8 in) long. The
preacetabular ala (front expansion) of the
ilium was
curved on the
bottom and was...
- a bit lower,
between the
preacetabular blade and
pubic peduncle. This concavity,
known as the
cuppedicus (or
preacetabular) fossa, was
rimmed by a prominent...
- is
known from the
distal end of the left ulna, two
fragments of the
preacetabular wing of the left ilium,
acetabular region of the left hemipelvis, fragment...
- characters:
humerus shorter than sca****; ulna ~70% of
femoral length;
preacetabular process, tibia,
metatarsus and
pedal digit III
longer compared to femur...
- pubis, and ischium. The
ilium was a
large element,
having a
narrow preacetabular process (anterior end) and a wide
postacetabular process (posterior...
- of the
external side of the left
ilium being the most complete. The
preacetabular blade is
short and wide, with a m****ive
pubic peduncle,
while the postacetabular...
- (Figure 1a). Additionally, the
ilium had a forward-pointing
process (the
preacetabular process) to
support the abdomen. This
resulted in a four-pronged pelvic...
- The
anterior expansion of the
iliac blade is
termed the
preacetabular process (also:
preacetabular ala), and the
posterior expansion the
postacetabular process...
- and CM 73372.
Weinbaum (2002) and
Novak (2004) even
noted that the
preacetabular process of the
ilium in CM 73372 was much
longer than that of P. kirkpatricki...
- processes, a
postacetabular process that is only 36% the
length of the
preacetabular process, and an
ischium that has an unkinked,
smooth bottom edge. Kirkland...
