. Bulletin of the Department of Geology. Geology. Vol. 5] Miller.—Teratornis. 313. Fig. 6, Sternum and coraeoids of Teratornis merriami seen from ven- tral side, X V-.\. C, carina; D, depression of the hyosternal process; F, foramen of the nervus supraeoracoideus; H, hyosternal process; HI, manu- brium ; P, praecoracoidal process; B, ridge of pectoralis secundus; S, ster- nocoracoidal tubercle. Fig. 7, Teratornis merriami. Sternum no. 11190, seen from the anterior edge, X %. C, carina; f, coracoidal fossa; IT, hyosternal process; H, manubrium. Fig. 8, Teratornis merriami. Coracoid no. 12511 fr
. Bulletin of the Department of Geology. Geology. Vol. 5] Miller.—Teratornis. 313. Fig. 6, Sternum and coraeoids of Teratornis merriami seen from ven- tral side, X V-.\. C, carina; D, depression of the hyosternal process; F, foramen of the nervus supraeoracoideus; H, hyosternal process; HI, manu- brium ; P, praecoracoidal process; B, ridge of pectoralis secundus; S, ster- nocoracoidal tubercle. Fig. 7, Teratornis merriami. Sternum no. 11190, seen from the anterior edge, X %. C, carina; f, coracoidal fossa; IT, hyosternal process; H, manubrium. Fig. 8, Teratornis merriami. Coracoid no. 12511 from dorsal side, X %. P, praecoracoidal process; S, sternocoracoidal tubercle; Sf, sternal Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original University of California, Berkeley. Dept. of Geology. Berkeley : The University Press
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