Fig. 2 in Evidence for a sauropod-like metacarpal configuration in stegosaurian dinosaurs

Fig. 2. Correctly articulated (vertically oriented, based on the results of this study) right manual skeleton of the stegosaur Stegosaurus sulcatus, from the Upper Jurassic of Wyoming, USA USNM 4937, shown in four oblique views with (A–D, I) and without (E–H, J) carpals, and with each metacarpal shown individually in lateral view with its associated phalanx or phalanges correctly articulated (K–N). Roman numerals refer to digit number.