. Annals of the Carnegie Museum. Carnegie Museum; Carnegie Museum of Natural History; Natural history. Peterson : Miocene Beds^of Nebraska and Wyoming. 71 long neck, the'great trochanter is low'and small, as in Gulo luscus; the digital fossa is also like that in the latter genus. The metapodials are unusually short and heavy, their articulations and general appear- ance are much like those in Mellivora and Gulo 5W FM ^ ^3 Fig. 19. AHlurocyon brevifacies Peterson. I. Fragment of pelvis. 2. Head of femur. 3-5. Metapodials, \ nat. size. Type, No. 1590. Measurements. mm. Greatest length o
. Annals of the Carnegie Museum. Carnegie Museum; Carnegie Museum of Natural History; Natural history. Peterson : Miocene Beds^of Nebraska and Wyoming. 71 long neck, the'great trochanter is low'and small, as in Gulo luscus; the digital fossa is also like that in the latter genus. The metapodials are unusually short and heavy, their articulations and general appear- ance are much like those in Mellivora and Gulo 5W FM ^ ^3 Fig. 19. AHlurocyon brevifacies Peterson. I. Fragment of pelvis. 2. Head of femur. 3-5. Metapodials, \ nat. size. Type, No. 1590. Measurements. mm. Greatest length of the skull fragment 189 Distance from glenoid cavity to M^ 55 Length of upper dentition from M^ to and including canine 78 Antero-posterior diameter of canine, at base 16 Transverse diameter of canine, at base '.. 13 Antero-posterior diameter of P^ 16 Transverse diameter of P^ 9 Antero-posterior diameter of P4- 24 Transverse diameter of P^, anteriorly 16 Antero-posterior diameter of M1- ' 9 Transverse diameter of Ml 18 Total length of lower jaw fragment 129 Vertical diameter of mandible at coronoid process 75 Vertical diameter of mandible at M^ 37 Vertical diameter of mandible at PT 35 Length of premolar series 44 Length of molar series 27 Antero-posterior diameter of P2 11 Transverse diameterof P^ 7 Antero-posterior diameter of P¥ 15 Transverse diameter of P^ 9 Antero-posterior diameter of PT 17 Transverse diameter of P¥ 10. 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 Carnegie Museum; Carnegie Museum of Natural History. [Pittsburgh] : Published by authority of the Board of Trustees of the Carnegie Institute
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