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The calcaneum (heel bone) of two different aphanosaurs (basal avemetatarsalians). Seen in dorsal (top-down) view, with a large arrow indicating the anterior direction (pointing to the head).
A: Left calcaneum of Yarasuchus deccanensis . B: Right calcaneum of Teleocrater rhadinus (NMT RB490). 1: Concave articular socket for the astragalus. 2: Convex articular surface for the fibula. 3: Calcaneal tuber. |
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| Author | Neil Pezzoni |
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