Figure 6. A in Five new species of Hoplitomeryx from the Neogene of Abruzzo and Apulia (central and southern Italy) with revision of the genus and of Hoplitomeryx matthei Leinders, 1983
Figure 6. A, Hoplitomeryx matthei, type skull (RGM 260.965): right lateral view. B, Hoplitomeryx matthei, type skull (RGM 260.965): dorsal view. C, Hoplitomeryx matthei, type skull (RGM 260.965): ventral view. D, Hoplitomeryx matthei, dorsal portions of skull (RGM 260.944): right lateral view. E, Hoplitomeryx matthei, dorsal portions of skull (RGM 260.944): dorsal view. F, Hoplitomeryx matthei, dorsal portions of skull (RGM 260.944): ventral view. G, Hoplitomeryx matthei, dorsal portions of skull (RGM 260.944): left dorsolateral view. The arrow shows where the two portions of skull that compose this specimen are glued together (see text for details). H, Hoplitomeryx matthei, skull fragment (SCT 17): left lateral view. I, nasal horn core, Leinders' (1983) type II (SCT 213): side view. J, nasal horn core, Leinders' (1983) type II (SCT 213): ventrolateral view. K, nasal horn core, Leinders' (1983) type I (SCT 28): side view. L, distal portion of left humerus (SCT 31): cranial view. M-N, two patellae from Gargano with the characteristic elongated apophyses issuing from the apexes and interpreted as an ossification of the ligamentum patellae (Lp); O, left cubonaviculoid-metatarsal bone (SCT 35): dorsal view.
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