On the bone in Crocodilia which is commonly regarded as the os pubis, and its representative among the extinct Reptilia View on Open Library

On the bone in Crocodilia which is commonly regarded as the os pubis, and its representative among the extinct Reptilia

by H. G. Seeley

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First published: 1887 1 language
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Pubic Bone, anatomy & histology Dinosaurs, anatomy & histology Alligators and Crocodiles, anatomy & histology

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