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NUMBER 89 183<br />
FIGURE 7.—Referred humerus of Geronogyps reliquus (CCM 95-VI-5-1 (a),<br />
CCM 95-VI-5-4 (b,c)): a, proximal end, anconal view; b, distal end, anconal<br />
view; c, distal end, palmar view. Scale bars= 1 cm.<br />
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