Fig. 2 in Early Eocene Bat from Wyoming

Fig. 2. Ventral aspect of I. inidex; about 5: 4 true size. Bones and features, Figs. 1 and 2: 64, left lower incisors; 65, left lower canine; 66, left upper canine; 67, left lower premolars; 68, left lower molars; 69, shattered symphysis of right dentary; 70, right upper canine; 71, right upper premolars; 72, right upper molars; 73, ventral border of right dentary; 74, angle of left dentary; 75, right postglenoid foramen; 76, left stylohyal; 77, left lateral process of atlas; 78, axis (No. 7, Fig. 1); 79, seventh cervical vertebra (No. 8, Fig. 1); 80, second left rib; 81, manubrium (episternum); 82, mesosternal segments (see No. 9, Fig. 1); 83, xiphisternum; 84, twelfth left rib (No. 13, Fig. 1); 85, first lumbar vertebra (No. 11, Fig. 1); 86, seventh lumbar vertebra (No. 14, Fig. 1); 87, sacrum (No. 15, Fig. 1); 88, baculum; 89, fourth caudal vertebra (No. 17, Fig. 1); 90, left clavicle (No. 21, Fig. 1); 91, end of acromion process, left scapula (No. 23, Fig. 1); 92, coracoid process of left scapula; 93, pectoral ridge of left humerus; 94, distal end of right radius; 95, right scapholunar (No. 31, Fig. 1); 96, right metacarpal II; 97, right metacarpal 111; 98, right metacarpal V; 99, first phalange of right digit I (No. 39, Fig. 1); 100, rim of left acetabulum; 101, right pubic spine; 102, head of left femur (No. 54, Fig. 1); 103, left fibula (No. 58, Fig. 1); 104, left tibia (No. 57, Fig. 1); 105, right ankle; 106, first phalange of digit I, left foot; 107, second phalange (claw) of digit 1, left foot; 108, metatarsals of right foot (No. 62, Fig. 1).