- The
tibiotarsus is the
large bone
between the
femur and the
tarsometatarsus in the leg of a bird. It is the
fusion of the
proximal part of the tarsus...
- the
tibia to form the
tibiotarsus,
while the
centralia are absent. The
anterior (frontal) side of the
dorsal end of the
tibiotarsus (at the knee) contains...
-
lower end), the
right tibiotarsus (lacking part of the
upper articular surface),
upper and
lower portions of the left
tibiotarsus, as well as unidentified...
-
tibiotarsus contrast with
those of the carpometacarpus, ulna, and
femur as
being distinctly larger than
other Leptoptilini species. The
tibiotarsus lies...
- 1259–1263:
tibiotarsus remains of small,
possibly basal P****eriformes. A
partial coracoid of a
probable Muscicapoidea,
possibly ****idae;
distal tibiotarsus and...
- like the
eagle Garganoaetus and the
giant barn owl Tyto gigantea. The
tibiotarsus of
Garganornis is
approximately 30%
larger than that of the
living mute...
- Egypt,
dating to the late
Eocene (Priabonian). The holotype, a
right tibiotarsus discovered in 2008,
represents the
oldest record of
pelicans to date...
-
includes a
distal left ulna end (LACM 135361), a well-preserved left
tibiotarsus (LACM 135357), two
cervical vertebrae (LACM 135357-135358),
three humerus...
-
known only from a
fragment of the
tibiotarsus that was
collected from the
Riversleigh World Heritage Area. The
tibiotarsus is
unusual in that it
allowed for...
-
strong first and
second toes as well as a
widened medial condyle of the
tibiotarsus.
Gerald Mayr (1
April 2009).
Paleogene Fossil Birds.
Springer Science...
