Figure 8 in A peculiar climbing Megalonychidae from the Pleistocene of Peru and its implication for sloth history

Figure 8. Photographs of the pectoral girdle and long bones of the forelimb of Diabolotherium nordenskioldi gen. nov. (MNHN CPN 9–1, referred specimen). A, B, right scapula in lateral (dorsal towards the top, posterior towards the left) and anterior (anterior towards the top, lateral towards the left) views, respectively. C, proximal articular facets of the right ulna in anterodistal view, to observe the orientation of the radial notch relative to the coronoid process. D–F, right ulna in lateral, anterior, and medial views, respectively. G–I, right radius in anterior, lateral, and posterior views, respectively. ac, acromion; acr, anterior crests of the radius; ap, anconeal process; cd, capitular depression; corp, coronoid process; cp, coracoid process; csf, coracoscapular foramen; drc, distal radial contact; duc; distal ulnar contact; gap, groove for tendon of the abductor pollicis longus; gec, groove for the M. extensor carpi radialis; gf, glenoid fossa; he, head; ic, interosseous crest; isf, infraspinous fossa; Lunf, lunar facet; ne, neck; nf, nutrient foramen; ol, olecranon; psf, postscapular fossa; rn, radial notch; rt, radial tuberosity; sbsf, subscapular fossa; Scf, scaphoid facet; sn, styloid notch; sp, styloid process; ssf, supraspinous fossa; ss, scapular spine; sss, secondary scapular spine; trn, trochlear notch; Ulf, ulnar facet; Uncf?, unciform facet. Scale bar = 2 cm.