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PLATE LXIX.

Cnemiornis calcitrans.

Fig. 1. Tibia, front view
Fig. 2. Tibia, back view
Fig. 3. Tibia, inner side of Proximal end.
Fig. 4. Tibia, upper view of proximal end.
Fig. 5. Tibia, inner side of distal half.
Fig. 6. Fibula, outer side.
Fig. 7. Humerus, outer side.
Fig. 8. Humerus, inner side.
Fig. 9. Humerus, upper view of proximal end.
Fig. 10. Humerus, distal articular surface.

Tibia

a. Inner distal condyle. k. Epicnemial ridge.
b. Outer distal condyle. l. Bridge of tendianl groove.
c. Intercondylar fossa. m. Intermuscular ridge.
d. Entocondylar surface . o. Medullarterial orifice.
e. Ectocnemial process. p. Procnemial process.
f. Tendinal groove or canal. s. Fibular articular surface.
g. Gastrocnemil tubercle. t. Ectocondylar convexity.
i. Interarticular tubercle. u. Trochlear canal.

PLATE LXX.

Fig. 1. Metatarsal, Cnemiornis calcitrans, front view.
Fig. 2. Metatarsal, Cnemiornis calcitrans, proximal surface.
Fig. 3. Metatarsus, Cnemiornis calcitrans, back view.
Fig. 4. Metatarsus, Cnemiornis calcitrans, inner view of proximal end.
Fig. 5. Metatarsus, Dinornis geranoides, front view.
Fig. 6. Metatarsus, Dinornis geranoides, proximal surface.

(All figures are of the natural size.)