The Fossil Turtles of North America
The Fossil Turtles of North America
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XL Redrawn from Wieland's bones are unsymmetrical, as is common among the figure. Older turtles. The left hyoplastron joins the right 256 FOSSIL TURTLES OF NORTH AMERICA.
hypoplastron a distance of 14 mm. ; while the right hypoplastron comes into contact with the left xiphiplastron. The greatest thickness of the hyoplastron and hypoplastron is 18 mm. The distance between the entoplastron and the xiphiplastron is 84 mm. Half of this may be regarded as belonging to the hyoplastrals; the other hal...f to the hypoplastron.
The bridge is 100 mm. Wide. The hinder lobe is much reduced. The width at the base is about 68 mm. ; its length, 48 mm. The greatest thickness of the xiphiplastra is 16 mm.
The plastral scutes are well exhibited. Leaving out of count the inframarginals, there are 5 pairs of plastral scutes, instead of the 7 that we find in Adocus. One pair occupies the area covered in Adocus by the intergulars, the gulars, and the humerals. This pair joins along the midline a distance of 23 mm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XL Redrawn from Wieland's bones are unsymmetrical, as is common among the figure. Older turtles. The left hyoplastron joins the right 256 FOSSIL TURTLES OF NORTH AMERICA.
hypoplastron a distance of 14 mm. ; while the right hypoplastron comes into contact with the left xiphiplastron. The greatest thickness of the hyoplastron and hypoplastron is 18 mm. The distance between the entoplastron and the xiphiplastron is 84 mm. Half of this may be regarded as belonging to the hyoplastrals; the other hal...f to the hypoplastron.
The bridge is 100 mm. Wide. The hinder lobe is much reduced. The width at the base is about 68 mm. ; its length, 48 mm. The greatest thickness of the xiphiplastra is 16 mm.
The plastral scutes are well exhibited. Leaving out of count the inframarginals, there are 5 pairs of plastral scutes, instead of the 7 that we find in Adocus. One pair occupies the area covered in Adocus by the intergulars, the gulars, and the humerals. This pair joins along the midline a distance of 23 mm.
What to read after The Fossil Turtles of North America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Perry Hay to read onlineMoreLess
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