- relatives,
avians are
neither the only
group nor the
first to
possess tarsometatarsi. In a
remarkable case of
parallel evolution, they were also present...
-
maximum length of 73.9 mm (2.91 in),
making it one of the
largest known tarsometatarsi of an enantiornithine. This
genus belongs to the
enantiornithine family...
-
provisionally included in the
large species, but
exceed its more
complete tarsometatarsi in size and may
represent a
distinct and even
larger fourth species...
- were do****ented in 1910.
Cathartornis was
described on the
basis of 2
tarsometatarsi, 1
complete and 1
containing only the
distal end,
recovered from the...
- History, Science, and Art). By 1925,
Miller had ****igned
three more
tarsometatarsi and an
incomplete tibiotarsus to the genus. In 1932,
Hildegarde Howard...
- "stork"
remains he had
reported belonged to Borbonibis,
since their tarsometatarsi were similar. The 1987
discovery led the
English biologist Anthony S...
- the two
genera and
concluded that the
distal ends of
tibiotarsi and
tarsometatarsi were the same and that
Amphisagittarius should be
synonymised with Pelargopappus...
- of the left
second finger), UOP/01/79 and UOP/01/80 (damaged
right tarsometatarsi),
perhaps also a
distal right coracoid; all from near Bahía Inglesa:...
-
study on the
internal structure and
resistance to
bending forces of
tarsometatarsi of
extant and
Eocene penguins is
published by Jadwiszczak, Krüger &...
-
small parrot with a
short and
robust tarsometatarsus resembling the
tarsometatarsi of
large African parrots in the
genera Psittacus,
Poicephalus and Coracopsis...
