- The
tarsometatarsus is a bone that is only
found in the
lower leg of
birds and some non-avian dinosaurs. It is
formed from the
fusion of
several bones...
- foot (the
distals and most of the metatarsal) are
fused to form the
tarsometatarsus – a
third segment of the leg,
specific to birds. The
upper bones of...
- from the
early Oligocene of Argentina.
Known from a
single partial tarsometatarsus, its
taxonomic placement is uncertain. It has been
variously described...
- a
single species, M. ekalakaensis,
known from an
incomplete right tarsometatarsus and toe bone. The
Magnusavis holotype specimen, CCM V2019.5.1, was...
- scales. The
tarsometatarsus and toes of most
birds are
covered in two
types of scales.
Large scutes run
along the
dorsal side of the
tarsometatarsus and toes...
-
tibiotarsus and
tarsometatarsus of a
smallish to mid-sized p****erine that may be the same as the preceding;
proximal ulna and
tarsometatarsus of a Paridae-sized...
- pelvis, coracoid, ulna, radius, and
tarsometatarsus found in Mare aux Songes. Only the
coracoid and the
tarsometatarsus are left today. It was scientifically...
- in Uvs Province. This
genus is
known from a
single and
incomplete tarsometatarsus,
which differs significantly from all
other Neogene genera of anatinae...
-
Gymnogyps amplus was
first described by L. H.
Miller in 1911 from a
broken tarsometatarsus. The
species is the only
condor species found in the La Brea Tar Pits'...
- the most
complete skulls known of a
large phorusrhacid, as well as a
tarsometatarsus lower leg bone and a
phalanx toe bone. The
discovery of
Kelenken clarified...
