10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TETRADACTYL»
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1
Memoirs read before the Boston society of natural history
Otozoum was a huge, bipedal form, plantigrade and tetradactyl in gait, rarely
resting the hands and sometimes dragging the tail as did Anomoepus.
Batrachopus was quadrupedal with a tetradactyl, very dinosauroid pes, and a
much smaller, ...
Boston Society of Natural History, 1904
2
Bulletin - United States Geological Survey
Quadrupedal, tetradactyl, digitigrade. Digits of the foot broad, showing neither
claws nor phalangeal impressions ; those of the hand making peculiar oval
marks. Comptichnus obesus Edward Hitchcock, from Lily Pond, Turners Falls,
Mass., ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1917
3
Late Palaeozoic and Mesozoic Ecosystems in SE Asia
We agree with this interpretation generally, but note that the pes tracks
sometimes show faint impressions of the hallux and are therefore tetradactyl, and
that at least one manus track is also tetradactyl, and may be interpreted as
pentadactyl.
4
Fossil Footprints of the Jura-Trias of North America
Otozoum was a huge, bipedal form, plantigrade and tetradactyl in gait, rarely
resting the hands and sometimes dragging the tail as did Anomoepus.
Batrachopus was quadrupedal with a tetradactyl, very dinosauroid pes, and a
much smaller, ...
5
Geology of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Bipedal, digitigrade, tetradactyl, with clawless digits widely radiating and more or
less flask or club shaped, dilating toward their tip. Lagunculapes latus Edward
Hitchcock, from the Turners Falls region, Mass., has a foot 22 millimeters in
length ...
Benjamin Kendall Emerson, 1917
Quadrupedal, tetradactyl, digitigrade. Digits of the foot broad, showing neither
claws nor phalangeal impressions; those of the hand making peculiar oval marks
. Comptichnus obesus Edward Hitchcock, from Lily Pond, Turners Falls, Mass.,
has ...
7
Dinosaur tracks 2011 : an international symposium, ...
A new tetradactyl theropod ichnotaxon from the Upper Jurassic Of MOI'OCCO @
oiterpreientation] glaouad Nouril, Mohamed Boutakioutl, Ignacio Diaz-Martinez2
& Félix PérezLorente2 'Fara/t] of S tienrer, Uniz/errit] Mohamed I/. Rahat-Agdal ...
8
Trace Fossils as Indicators of Sedimentary Environments
... traces Vertebrate coprolites Indentation structure Root structures Description
Quadrupedal heteropodous, tetradactyl manus, tridactyl pes Quadrupedal,
tetradactyl, homopodial, triangular sole pad, oval digit imprints Quadrupedal,
tetradactyl ...
Dirk Knaust, Richard G. Bromley, 2012
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Joseph Banks in Newfoundland and Labrador, 1766: His Diary, ...
... ears large, external ear rather round, barely longer than the fur, back dusky, or
if carefully examined dusky varied with black ; abdomen ashy whitish, the base of
the hairs black, forefeet short, tetradactyl but with the thumb reduced to a claw.
10
Vertebrate Paleontology in Utah
The best preserved tracks occur as natural casts, and display both tridactyl and
tetradactyl morphologies (figure 4A-D). Two tridactyl tracks (figure 4A, B)
measure about 37 centimeters long and 33 centimeters wide, and 36 centimeters
long by ...
