Fig. 33 in The Early Evolution Of Archosaurs: Relationships And The Origin Of Major Clades

Fig. 33. The pelvic girdle of archosauriforms in lateral view: A, Proterosuchus fergusi (redrawn from Cruickshank, 1972); B, Chanaresuchus bonapartei (redrawn from Romer, 1972b); C, Batrachotomus kuperferzellensis (redrawn from Gower and Schoch, 2009); D, Arizonasaurus babbitti (redrawn from Nesbitt, 2005a); E, Shuvosaurus inexpectatus (modified from Long and Murry, 1995); F, Terrestrisuchus gracilis (redrawn from Crush, 1984); G, Protosuchus richardsoni (modified from Colbert and Mook, 1951); H, Lagerpeton canarensis (redrawn from Sereno and Arcucci, 1994a); I, Marasuchus lilloensis (redrawn from Sereno and Arcucci, 1994b); J, Silesaurus opolensis (redrawn from Dzik, 2003); K, Lesothosaurus dianosticus (redrawn from from Sereno, 1991b); L, Coelophysis bauri (based on AMNH FR 7224). Numbers refer to character states. See appendix for anatomical abbreviations. Scale bars 5 5 cm in C–E, J–L, and 1 cm in A, B, F–I.