The American Journal of Science

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The American Journal of Science
Wilmot Hyde Bradley, Yale University. Dept. of Geology And Geophysics, Byron Nelson Cooper, Highwire Press, John Rodgers
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Digitized by VjOOQ IC 126 G. a. Wieland — Upper Cretaceous Turtles.
not 80 good a swimmer as any of the existing marine tnrtlee.
In any case it is very evident that Osteopygis and the follow- ing closely related Propleura are among the most interesting of all known forms on the border line between littoral and marine Chelonians.
The 7th cervical is coelo-bicyrtean, the double convexity of the posterior end not being very marked. It is very broad in front, mainly because of heavy somewhat downwa
...rdly directed transverse processes, and had a heavy median keel running along its full length. The base of the neural arch is rather slender. Regarding the skull of Osteopygis we are as yet uncertain. It may pi-ove to be like that of the prior genus Eucldstes^ as was thougnt possible by Cope or has since been assumed on ground not known to me. This remains to be carefully proven or disproven.
Systematic Position. — The type of the genus Osteopygis is the species O. emarginatus^ and the present species appears to be more nearly related to it than to any of tne several subse- quently described forms.


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