The Ornithosauria / An elementary study of the bones of Pterodactyles made from fossil remains found in the Cambridge Upper Greensand, and arranged in the Woodwardian Museum of the University of Cambridge

by H. G. Seeley

2. Anchylosed atlas and axis seen from the base of the vertebra. J.c.1, no. 8.

3. Anchylosed atlas and axis seen from above. J.c.1, no. 14.

4. Atlas, neural arch imperfect. J.c.1, no. 10.

5. Anchylosed atlas and axis seen from the side, the neural arch of the atlas is wanting. The light space in the centrum of the axis is the pneumatic foramen. J.c.1, no. 14.

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6. Large cervical vertebra seen from below. J.c.2, no. 42, p. 65.

7. Small cervical vertebra seen from below. J.c.2, no. 43.

8. Cervical vertebra seen from behind. J.c.2, no. 5.

9. Cervical vertebra seen from above. J.c.2, no. 23.

10. Cervical vertebra seen from the left side. J.c6.27.1, no. 4.