Distal end of left tarsometatarsus ([Figure 7d,g,j]), NJSM 11853; collected 27 March 1975 by David C. Parris from the main fossiliferous layer of the Inversand Company marl pit.
Figure 5.—Wing elements of Burhinus and Telmatornis. a, Burhinus vermiculatus (USNM 488870), proximal end of right humerus, anconal view, b-d, Telmatornis priscus (holotype of Graculavus pumilis, YPM 850), proximal end of right humerus (b, anconal view; c, palmar view; d, proximal view), e,h, T. priscus (holotype, YPM 840), distal end of left humerus (e, anconal view; h, palmar view), f,g, T. priscus (holotype of Telmatornis affinis, YPM 845), distal end of right humerus (f, aconal view; g, palmar view), i, T. priscus (associated with YPM 850), distal end of left carpometacarpus, dorsal view; j, T. priscus (NJSM 11900), proximal end of right ulna. (All figures x 2; specimens coated with ammonium chloride to enhance detail.)
Figure 6.—Humeri of Anatalavis, new genus, and Telmatornis. a, Anatalavis rex (holotype, YPM 902), right humerus, palmar view; × 1.5. b,d,f, A. rex, (YPM 948), left humerus (b, palmar view, × 1.5; d, enlarged, anconal view, × 2; f, enlarged, palmar view, × 2). c,e,g, Telmatornis priscus, (ANSP 15360), left humerus (c, palmar view, × 1.5; e, enlarged, anconal view, × 2; g, enlarged, palmar view, × 2); h, Burhinus vermiculatus (USNM 430630), left humerus, palmar view, × 2. (Specimens coated with ammonium chloride to enhance detail.)
Figure 7.—Hindlimb elements. a,b, Right pedal phalanx 1 of digit II (a, Telmatornis priscus, ANSP 15541; b, Presbyornis sp., USNM uncatalogued; part of associated foot), c-k, Distal end of left tarsometatarsus, anterior, posterior, and distal views, respectively (c,f,i, Presbyornis sp., UCMP 126178; d,g,j, T. priscus, NJSM 11853; e,h,k, Burhinus vermiculalus, USNM 488870). l-n, Distal portions of left tibiotarsi (l, Palaeotringa littoralis, holotype, YPM 830; m, P. vagans, holotype, YPM 835; n, T. priscus, holotype of P. vetus, ANSP 13361). (All figures × 2; specimens coated with ammonium chloride to enhance detail.)
Right pedal phalanx 1 of digit II ([Figure 7a]), ANSP 15541; collected in 1972 by Richard White at the Inversand Company marl pit.
Proximal end of right ulna ([Figure 5j), NJSM 1]1900; collected 14 July 1978 from spoil piles near junction of Routes 537 and 539, near Hornerstown, Upper Freehold Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey, by Gerard R. Case; presumably from the Hornerstown Formation but whether from Cretaceous or Tertiary sediments is not known.
Miller (1955) lists an additional specimen from near Arneytown under the name Palaeotringa vetus (YPM 2808). This was cataloged in 1937 as "part of a tibia" of "Eocene" age but the specimen cannot now be located in the Yale collections and its age and identity must be considered very doubtful.