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O.A. Lebedev. A new tetrapod from Russia<br />
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Fig. 5. Jakubsonia livnensis gen. <strong>and</strong> sp. nov., right cleithrum with partly preserved<br />
scapulocoracoid, holotype PIN 2657/343. A, lateral view; B, mesial view; C, anterior view.<br />
Abbreviations: aclmc, contact area for the anocleithrum; adc, anterodorsal crest; amd,<br />
anteromedial depression; an, anterior notch; avp, anteroventral process; dl, dorsal lamina; ma,<br />
muscle attachment tubercles; map, muscle attachment pits; sgb, supraglenoid buttress; sgf,<br />
supraglenoid foramen; ssf, subscapular fossa; vap, ventral anteromedial process.<br />
subvertical <strong>and</strong> arched; more ventrally it forms a slight notch as in Hynerpeton (Daeschler<br />
et al. 1994) <strong>and</strong> Tulerpeton (Lebedev <strong>and</strong> Coates 1995). In the Carboniferous forms<br />
this notch is fo<strong>un</strong>d in the cleithrum of, for example, Proterogyrinus (Holmes 1984). In<br />
Ventastega, Ichthyostega <strong>and</strong> Acanthostega this notch is <strong>un</strong>known. As in Ventastega,<br />
Elginerpeton (Ahlberg 1998) <strong>and</strong> Hynerpeton, <strong>and</strong> in contrast to Acanthostega (Coates<br />
<strong>and</strong> Clack 1991; Coates 1996) <strong>and</strong> Ichthyostega (Jarvik 1980) the anterior edge ventrally<br />
forms no branchial lamina. Instead, in Jakubsonia this edge is ro<strong>un</strong>ded, thickened <strong>and</strong><br />
bears massive elongated tubercles for the attachment of muscles directed anterodorsally,<br />
seemingly for the m. cuccularis or m. depressor m<strong>and</strong>ibulae. The most prominent<br />
tubercle bearing rugosity is situated opposite the anterodorsal part of the supraglenoid<br />
buttress (Fig. 5B). Ventrally from it the anteroventral process tapers quickly. Laterally<br />
it limits the deep anteromedial depression, which housed the posterior lamina of the