1 in Early Eocene Bat from Wyoming
1, right upper and lower incisors; 2, right upper canine; 3, right orbit; 4, right zygomatic arch; 5, ascending ramus of left dentary; 6, right lateral process of atlas; 7, axis (No. 78, Fig. 2); 8, seventh cervical vertebra (No. 79, Fig. 2); 9, second segment of mesosternum (anterior part of No. 82, Fig. 2); 10, fourth right rib; 11, first lumbar vertebra (No. 85, Fig. 2); 12, costal cartilage; 13, twelfth left rib (No. 84, Fig. 2); 14, seventh lumbar vertebra (No. 86, Fig. 2); 15, sacrum (No. 87, Fig. 2); 16, first caudal vertebra; 17, fourth caudal vertebra (No. 89, Fig. 2); 18, thirteenth caudal vertebra; 19, right scapula; 20, suprascapular notch; 21, left clavicle (No. 90, Fig. 2); 22, supraglenoid tuberosity of left scapula; 23, acromion process of left scapula (No. 91, Fig. 2); 24, head of left humerus; 25, trochiter (greater tuberosity) of right humerus; 26, pectoral ridge of right humerus; 27, shaft of right humerus; 28, right ulna; 29, shaft of right radius; 30, sesamoid of right wrist; 31, right and left scapholunars (No. 95, Fig. 2); 32, left magnum; 33, left trapezoid; 34, left cuneiform; 35, left unciform; 36, left trapezium; 37, left pisiform; 38, metacarpal of left digit 1; 39, first phalange of right digit I (No. 99, Fig. 2); 40, second phalange (claw) of right digit 1; 41, left metacarpal IV; 42, right metacarpal postglenoid foramen; 76, left stylohyal; 77, II (index finger); 43, first phalange of right left lateral process of atlas; 78, axis (No. 7, digit II (index finger); 44, second phalange Fig. 1); 79, seventh cervical vertebra (No. 8, of right digit II (index finger); 45, third phaFig. 1); 80, second left rib; 81, manubrium lange (claw) of right digit II (index finger); (episternum); 82, mesosternal segments (see 46, sesamoids; 47, metacarpophalangeal joint No. 9, Fig. 1); 83, xiphisternum; 84, twelfth of left digit V; 48, first phalange of left digit left rib (No. 13, Fig. 1); 85, first lumbar V; 49, second phalange of left digit V; 50, vertebra (No. 11, Fig. 1); 86, seventh lumbar third phalange of left digit V; 51, third phavertebra (No. 14, Fig. 1); 87, sacrum (No. lange of left digit IV; 52, third phalange of 15, Fig. 1); 88, baculum; 89, fourth caudal left digit III; 53, left iliac crest of pelvis; vertebra (No. 17, Fig. 1); 90, left clavicle 54, head of left femur (No. 102, Fig. 2); (No. 21, Fig. 1); 91, end of acromion pro55, shaft of left femur; 56, left patella; cess, left scapula (No. 23, Fig. 1); 92, cora57, left tibia (No. 104, Fig. 2); 58, left fibula coid process of left scapula; 93, pectoral (No. 103, Fig. 2); 59, right calcaneum; 60, ridge of left humerus; 94, distal end of right right astragalus; 61, left cuboid; 62, right radius; 95, right scapholunar (No. 31, Fig. metatarsals; 63, claws; A, fish scale; B, dia1); 96, right metacarpal II; 97, right metaphragm?; C, remnants of wing membranes?; carpal 111; 98, right metacarpal V; 99, first D, coprolite; E, flower; F, varves; 0, bone phalange of right digit I (No. 39, Fig. 1); missing; 64, left lower incisors; 65, left lower 100, rim of left acetabulum; 101, right pubic canine; 66, left upper canine; 67, left lower spine; 102, head of left femur (No. 54, Fig. premolars; 68, left lower molars; 69, shattered 1); 103, left fibula (No. 58, Fig. 1); 104, left symphysis of right dentary; 70, right upper tibia (No. 57, Fig. 1); 105, right ankle; 106, canine; 71, right upper premolars; 72, right first phalange of digit I, left foot; 107, secupper molars; 73, ventral border of right ond phalange (claw) of digit 1, left foot; dentary; 74, angle of left dentary; 75, right 108, metatarsals of right foot (No. 62, Fig. 1).
ShareScore
40/100
Overall dataset sharing score
Score breakdown
These five areas show where the dataset supports — or may limit — practical reuse.
- Stewardship
- 8
- Harmonization
- 4
- Access
- 20
- Reuse readiness
- 8
- Engagement
- 0
Topics
Dataset details
- Repository
- zenodo
- Published
- December 8, 1966
- License
- cc-by-4.0
- DOI
- 10.5281/zenodo.7841972
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