. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. cor. for. B. D Fig. 9. Eunotosauvus africanus. BM(NH) no. (specimen C), BPI no. 3514 (specimen I), and BM(NH) no. 49423 (specimen D). Pectoral girdle, x 2. a, dorsal view of flattened ventral region of scapulo-coracoids of specimen C. b, ventral view of inter- clavicle, specimen I28. c, lateral view of scapulo-coracoid of specimen D. d, anterior view of clavicle of specimen D. Abbreviations: cor. for., coracoid foramen; trie, proc, process for head of triceps muscle. of the anterior end of the shaft in specimen D shows that it
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. cor. for. B. D Fig. 9. Eunotosauvus africanus. BM(NH) no. (specimen C), BPI no. 3514 (specimen I), and BM(NH) no. 49423 (specimen D). Pectoral girdle, x 2. a, dorsal view of flattened ventral region of scapulo-coracoids of specimen C. b, ventral view of inter- clavicle, specimen I28. c, lateral view of scapulo-coracoid of specimen D. d, anterior view of clavicle of specimen D. Abbreviations: cor. for., coracoid foramen; trie, proc, process for head of triceps muscle. of the anterior end of the shaft in specimen D shows that it became wider anteriorly, but the transverse region which met the clavicles is missing. Humerus (Fig. 10). Though several fragmentary proximal ends are preserved in specimens E, F and J, the only complete humerus is specimen K42, which is that of the right side. The humerus, 3-5 cm. long, is rather slender in general appearance, the two expanded ends meeting at a narrow shaft region. The planes of the two ends of the. 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 British Museum (Natural History). London : BM(NH)
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