Pleistocene Avifauna of Talara Tar Seeps Northwestern Peru.
Pleistocene Avifauna of Talara Tar Seeps Northwestern Peru.
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Characters . The humerus of L. lobatus is distinguished from humeri of other phalaropes by size, and from humeri of scolopacids of similar size by having (1) groove between capital shaft ridge and base of median crest very deep, undercutting head; (2) capital shaft ridge depressed, so that it curves anconally to meet base of head; 163 C3) impression of M. brachialis anticus deeply inset proxiraally as well as distally; (4) entepicondyle little produced.
Remarks . A North American migrant, L^. l...obatus occurs south on the Pacific coast of South America to Santiago, Chile.
Genus Steganopus Vieillot Steganopus tricolor Vieillot Wilson's Phalarope Material . Five complete right and 6 complete left coracoids, 8 complete right and 8 complete left humeri, proximal ends of 3 right and 2 left humeri, distal ends of 1 right and 3 left humeri, 3 complete right and 6 complete left carpometacarpi , proximal ends of 1 right and 2 left carpometacarpi, distal ends of 6 right and 3 left tibiotarsi, 1 complete left tarsometatarsus, proximal ends of 3 right and 3 left tarsometatarsi, distal ends of 1 left tarsometatarsus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Characters . The humerus of L. lobatus is distinguished from humeri of other phalaropes by size, and from humeri of scolopacids of similar size by having (1) groove between capital shaft ridge and base of median crest very deep, undercutting head; (2) capital shaft ridge depressed, so that it curves anconally to meet base of head; 163 C3) impression of M. brachialis anticus deeply inset proxiraally as well as distally; (4) entepicondyle little produced.
Remarks . A North American migrant, L^. l...obatus occurs south on the Pacific coast of South America to Santiago, Chile.
Genus Steganopus Vieillot Steganopus tricolor Vieillot Wilson's Phalarope Material . Five complete right and 6 complete left coracoids, 8 complete right and 8 complete left humeri, proximal ends of 3 right and 2 left humeri, distal ends of 1 right and 3 left humeri, 3 complete right and 6 complete left carpometacarpi , proximal ends of 1 right and 2 left carpometacarpi, distal ends of 6 right and 3 left tibiotarsi, 1 complete left tarsometatarsus, proximal ends of 3 right and 3 left tarsometatarsi, distal ends of 1 left tarsometatarsus.
What to read after Pleistocene Avifauna of Talara Tar Seeps Northwestern Peru.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, Kenneth Eugene, 1943- to read onlineMoreLess
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