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FIGURE 2 in A redescription of ' Megalosaurus ' hesperis (Dinosauria, Theropoda) from the Inferior Oolite (Bajocian, Middle Jurassic) of Dorset, United Kingdom

FIGURE 2. Cranial bones of Duriavenator hesperis (NHM R332) showing parts of NHM R332 during (A) and prior to (O) preparation reported by Waldman (1976), and after preparation by S. Moore-Fay in 2008 (I–J), and fragmentary elements in unknown (B–E), left lateral (F), ventral (G), dorsal (H), lateral (K–L), medial (M–N) views. A, I–J, block originally containing right maxilla, posterior portion of right premaxilla and unidentified bone fragment (B–E) during preparation by Waldman (1974); F–H, posterior portion of vomer; K–N, right surangular; O, NHM R334, cast of block containing right dentary, fragmentary right surangular, and anterior portion of right premaxilla prior to preparation. In line drawings (D–E, L, N) dark grey shading indicates broken bone. Abbreviations: cor, articular facet for the coronoid; frag, unidentified bone fragment; imp, tooth impression. Scale bars equal 50 mm (B–H, K–N) and 100 mm (A, I–J, O).

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