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1370 WITMER AND RIDGELY Fig. 3. Paranasal sinuses and other cephalic components of an American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis, OUVC 9761) based on CT scanning followed by segmentation and 3D visualization. Bone is rendered semitransparent. A: Left lateral view. B: Left rostrodorsolateral view. C: Dorsal view. D: Ventral view. Scale bars 5 2 cm.
DINOSAUR PARANASAL AIR SINUSES 1371 Fig. 4. Paranasal sinuses and other cephalic components of an ostrich (Struthio camelus, OUVC 10491) based on CT scanning followed by segmentation and 3D visualization. Bone is rendered semitransparent. A: Rostral view. B: Dorsal view. C: Left lateral view. D: Ventral view. E: Isolated paranasal sinuses in left rostrodorsolateral view. F: Left rostrodorsolateral view. Scale bars 5 2 cm.
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