. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. PELOROVIS OLDOWA YENSIS RECK 283. Figs. 24-30. 24, medial view of top of left metatarsal 1952, BK II, 275 ; 25, medial view of top of left metatarsal of Hippotragus ; 26, posterior view of top of left metatarsal 1952, BK II, 275 ; 27, lateral view of left scapula stem 1952, BK II, 183 ; 28, ventral view of glenoid facet of 1952, BK II, 183 ; 29, lateral view of left scapula stem of Bos gaums ; 30, lateral view of proximal end of left humerus of Hippotragus. p = back of naviculo- cuboid facet mentioned in character 63, q = edge of ect
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. PELOROVIS OLDOWA YENSIS RECK 283. Figs. 24-30. 24, medial view of top of left metatarsal 1952, BK II, 275 ; 25, medial view of top of left metatarsal of Hippotragus ; 26, posterior view of top of left metatarsal 1952, BK II, 275 ; 27, lateral view of left scapula stem 1952, BK II, 183 ; 28, ventral view of glenoid facet of 1952, BK II, 183 ; 29, lateral view of left scapula stem of Bos gaums ; 30, lateral view of proximal end of left humerus of Hippotragus. p = back of naviculo- cuboid facet mentioned in character 63, q = edge of ectocuneiform facet mentioned in character 64, r = foramen at top of posterior side of metatarsal mentioned in character 65. t = tuber scapulae, s = height of base of tuber scapulae above rim of glenoid facet mentioned in character 67, w = indent in lateral side of glenoid facet mentioned in character 68, v = base of spine of scapula, u = front of teres minor hollow mentioned in character 69. x = posterior eminence of lateral tuberosity of humerus mentioned in character 71, y = infraspinatus insertion mentioned in character 72. ventral edge in lateral view rises from the rim of the glenoid facet and passes far in front of the facet. The tuber is higher in Bovini, but generally projects as far or almost as far as in the Hippotragini. In Bos gaurus it has an excavation on its antero-lateral side. Pelorovis most resembles Bovini other than B. gaurus. (Text- figs. 27, 29). 68. The lateral side of the glenoid facet on the scapula is indented in Bovini and Pelorovis, but not in Hippotragini (Text-fig. 28). 69. In Bovini there is a tendency for the teres minor cavity on the scapula not to pass so far forwards as the base of the spine ; this is less clear in Syncerus than in Bos and the single Bubalus, although it is not possible to tell Syncerus from every specimen of Bos. Pelorovis is like the Hippotragini or Syncerus (Text-figs. 27, 29).. Please note that these images are extracted fro
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