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

PLATE V.

Carpal Bones.

Fig. 1. Distal surface of right proximal carpal bone, p. 48.

2. Same specimen seen from outer end, showing the large unarticular surface, above is a part of the distal articulation. J.b.1, no. 1. (figured upside down).

3. Proximal articular surface of right proximal carpal bone. J.b.1, no. 7. The right upper part is for the radius, the left lower part for the ulna.

4. View of same specimen (upside down) from the ulnar side.

5. View of same specimen from the radial side.

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6. Portion of distal articular surface of a right distal carpal bone. J.b.3, no. 23, ⁴/₅ nat. size, p. 50.

7. Front radial side of right distal carpal. J.b.3.24.