Figure 6 in Thermal physiology and the origin of terrestriality in vertebrates

Figure 6. Pelvic girdles of Eusthenopteron and Upper Devonian and Permo-Carboniferous tetrapods. A, B, lateral and dorsal views of the pelvic girdle of Eusthenopteron (from Andrews & Westoll, 1970). C–E, lateral, ventral and anterior views of the pelvic girdle of Acanthostega (from Coates, 1996). E is a composite of his figures 9c and 20a, with rib proportions from figure 11. F, lateral view of the pelvis of Ichthyostega from Jarvik (1980). G, lateral view of the pelvis of the Lower Carboniferous whatcheerid Whatcheeria (after Lombard & Bolt, 1995). H, lateral view of the pelvis of the Lower Carboniferous anthracosaur Proterogyrinus from Holmes (1984). I, lateral and ventral views of the pelvis of the Upper Carboniferous temnospondyl Dendrerpeton (from Holmes, Carroll & Reisz, 1998). J, lateral and ventral views of the Lower Permian amniote Captorhinus (from Holmes, 2003). Anatomical abbreviations are given in Appendix 1.