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Figure 8: Traditional Dissection Photographs of the Left Femur.
doi 10.7717/peerj.7003/fig-8
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Figure 8: Left Humerus.
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Figure 22: Photographs of Block 8 Containing Portions of the Pelvic Girdle.
Figure 8: CT Segmentation of Left Ulna.
Figure 24: Photographs of Block 10 Containing a Partial Left Ankle.
Figure 12: Right Femur.
Figure 8:Pissarrachampsa Sera(holotype, LPRP/USP 0019), Photographs and Schematic Drawings of the Left Femur in Cranial (A and B), Medial (C and D), Caudal (E and F), Lateral (G and H), Proximal (I and J), and Distal Views (K and L).
Figure 6: Femur of Prophoca Rousseaui.
