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Figure 5 in Molecular systematics of the Dendrolagus goodfellowi species group (Marsupialia: Macropodidae)
Figure 5. ML tree showing phylogenetic relationships amongst mtDNA sequences from six sampled Goodfellow's group taxa. Percentage bootstrap support is indicated.
Figure 6 in Molecular systematics of the Dendrolagus goodfellowi species group (Marsupialia: Macropodidae)
Figure 6. Comparison of pelage variation across taxa in the Goodfellow's group. Left to right: D. g. buergersi (AM M.17213), D. g. goodfellowi (AM M D. matschiei (AM M.6062), and D. spadix (AM M.17212).
Figure 4 in Molecular systematics of the Dendrolagus goodfellowi species group (Marsupialia: Macropodidae)
Figure 4. AM M.5418, the holotype cranium and dentaries of D. deltae Troughton & Le Souef 1936. An image of this specimen has not previously
Figure 3 in Molecular systematics of the Dendrolagus goodfellowi species group (Marsupialia: Macropodidae)
Figure 3. AM M.5418 the holotype study skin of D. deltae Troughton & Le Souef 1936. An image of this specimen has not previously been published.
Figure 2 in Molecular systematics of the Dendrolagus goodfellowi species group (Marsupialia: Macropodidae)
Figure 2. Distribution of Dendrolagus taxa of the Goodfellow's group in New Guinea, with sampling sites indicated.
Figure 1 in Molecular systematics of the Dendrolagus goodfellowi species group (Marsupialia: Macropodidae)
Figure 1. AM M.4561, holotype flat skin of D. spadix Troughton & Le Souef 1936. An image of this specimen has not previously been published.
Figure 8. Protemnodon n in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 8. Protemnodon n. sp. A from the Nelson Bay LF: a–c, NMV P216005, right dP2, occlusal, labial and lingual views; d–f, NMV P200471, right dP2, occlusal, labial and lingual views; g–i, NMV P187198, right P3, occlusal, labial and lingual views; j–l, NMV P215998, right P3, occlusal, labial and lingual views; m–o, NMV P216005, right unerupted P3, occlusal, labial and lingual views. Scale bar = 10 mm.
Figure 3 in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 3. Macropus (Notamacropus) spp.: a, NMV P215821, left m3?, occlusal view; b, NMV P173655, right i1, labial view; c, NMV P187185, left M, occlusal view; d, NMV P173656, right dP3–M1?, occlusal view. Scale bar = 5 mm.
Figure 2 in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 2. Macropus (Macropus) giganteus titan: a, NMV P2000668, right I3, labial view; b, NMV P216235a, right I3, labial view; c, NMV P200697, left dp2, occlusal view; d. NMV P216039, talonid left M, occlusal view; e–g, NMV P215983, left m2, occlusal, labial and lingual views; h–j, left m3, occlusal, labial and lingual views. k, l, NMV P200569, left fifth metatarsal, medial and lateral views; m, NMV P216124, partial left fifth metatarsal, lateral view; n, o, NMV P200582, caudal vertebra, dorsal and lateral views; p, q, NMV P200583, right femur shaft and distal epiphysis. Scale bars = 10 mm.
Figure 7 in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 7. Protemnodon sp. postcranial material: a, b, NMV P216160, right cuboid; c, NMV P216155, right astragalus, dorsal view; d, NMV P215118, right partial calcaneum, dorsal view; e, NMV P216071, crushed distal end of left tibia, lateral view; f, NMV P216148, right fifth metatarsal, lateral view; g, NMV P216152, left fourth metatarsal, medial view; h, i, NMV P173675, partial left innominate (illium), dorsomedial and medial views; j, NMV P216158, proximal end of right fibula; k, NMV P215909, left ulna, lateral view; l, NMV P173669, ungual, dorsal and lateral views; m, NMV P200451, distal phalanx, dorsal view. Scale bars = 10 mm.
Figure 6 in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 6. Protemnodon roechus: a–c, NMV P165457, right partial dentary with p3, m1–4, occlusal, lingual and labial views; d, NMV P173641, right juvenile tooth row with unerupted p3, dp3, m1–2, occlusal view; e, NMV P215988, left i1, lingual and labial views; f, g, NMV P215986, left partial maxilla with P3, M1–4, labial and occlusal views; h–j, NMV P173645, right dP2, occlusal, labial and lingual views. Scale bars = 10 mm.
Figure 5 in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 5. Protemnodon sp. cf. P. brehus: a–c, NMV P215985, left dentary fragment with m3–4, occlusal, lingual and labial views; d, e, NMV P201127, crushed dentaries, right p3, m1–4, occlusal view, and right and left i1, p3, m1–4, labial and lingual views, respectively; f–h, NMV P173647, left dp2, occlusal, lingual and labial views. Protemnodon sp. upper incisors: i, NMV P173663, right I1, I3, labial view; j, NMV P215990, right I1, labial view; k, NMV P173688, left I2–3, right I3, labial view. Scale bars = 10 mm.
Figure 4 in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 4. Thylogale sp. cf. T. billardierii: a, NMV P215824, left i1, labial view; b, c, NMV P215804, right partial dentary with m1–3, occlusal and labial views; d, NMV P187860, right dp3, occlusal view; e, NMV P215791, left p3, labial view; f, NMV P200415, left P3, occlusal view; g, NMV P200485, left I1, NMV P187178, left I2–3, labial view; h, NMV P215784, left M1?, occlusal view; i, NMV P215779, right M1–2, occlusal view; j, NMV P215778, right M3, occlusal view; k, NMV P216105, right M4, occlusal view. Scale bars = 5 mm (h–k all to same scale).
Figure 10 in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 10. Macropodidae indet.: a, NMV P200478, left M, occlusal view; b, NMV P200480, left m, occlusal view; c, NMV P200416, right dP2, occlusal view; d, NMV P187855, left M, occlusal view; e, NMV P216901, right dP3?, occlusal view. Scale bars = 2 mm.
Figure 9. Protemnodon n in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 9. Protemnodon n. sp. A from the Nelson Bay LF: a–c, NMV P216013, right M1, occlusal, labial and lingual views; d–f, NMV P218245, left M2, occlusal, labial and lingual views; g–i, NMV P187192, right M3, occlusal, labial and lingual views; j–l, NMV P200473, right M3, occlusal, labial and lingual views; m–o, NMV P200604, left M3, occlusal, labial and lingual views; p–r, NMV P216005, right M3, occlusal, labial and lingual views. Protemnodon n. sp. A from the Dog Rocks LF: s–u, NMV P201862b, right M3, occlusal, labial and lingual views. Scale bar = 10 mm.
Figure 1 in The Macropodidae (Marsupialia) of the early Pleistocene Nelson Bay Local Fauna, Victoria, Australia
Figure 1. Simosthenurus sp. cf. Si occidentalis: a, NMV P216042, right dp2, occlusal view; b–d, NMV P218251, right m1?, occlusal, labial and posterior views; e, NMV P216048, left I3, labial view. Simosthenurin sp. indet.: f–h, NMV P216899, left I1, labial, lingual and posterior views. Simosthenurus sp. fourth proximal phalanges: i–k, NMV P216147, proximal, dorsal and plantar views; l–n, NMV P173664, proximal, dorsal and plantar views. Scale bars = 10 mm.
Fig. 1 in Toxoplasma gondii in Australian macropods (Macropodidae) and its implication to meat consumption
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APPENDIX FIGURE 5 in Systematics and palaeobiology of kangaroos of the late Cenozoic genus Protemnodon (Marsupialia, Macropodidae)
APPENDIX FIGURE 5. comparison of pedal elements of species of Protemnodon. (a–e) left tali in dorsal and cranial views; (a) P. mamkurra sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59549 (mirrored); (b) P. viator sp. nov. SAMA P57972 (mirrored); (c) scan of P. anak NMV P39118; (d) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 45250; (e) scan of P. snewini QM F9076. (f–j) left cuboids in distal view; (f) scan of P. mamkurra sp. nov. SAMA P20810 (mirrored); (g) P. viator sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59552; scan of P. anak NMV P39132; (i) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70078; (j) scan of P. snewini QM F9076. (k–q) left fourth metatarsals; (k) scan of P. mamkurra sp. nov. SAMA P59541; (l) P. viator sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59552; (m) scan of P. tumbuna AM F88930; (n) scan of P. anak NMV P209937; (o) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70585; (p) scan of P. dawsonae sp. nov. paratype AM F106039; (q) scan of P. snewini QM F9075. (r–x) left fifth metatarsals in dorsal and lateral views; (r) scan of P. mamkurra SAMA P20810; (s) P. viator holotype SAMA P59552; (t) scan of P. anak NMV P39105.91 (mirrored); (u) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70585 (mirrored); (v) scan of P. dawsonae sp. nov. AM F106040; (w) scan of P. tumbuna NCA-071 (mirrored); (x) scan of P. snewini QM F9076. (y–ac) proximal, middle and distal fourth pedal phalanges in dorsal view; (y) scan of P. mamkurra sp. nov. SAMA P20810; (z) P. viator sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59552; (aa) scan of P. anak NMV P39105; (ab) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70585; P. dawsonae sp. nov. paratype AM F161916. (ad–ag) right proximal, middle and distal fifth pedal phalanges in dorsal view; (ad) scan of P. mamkurra sp. nov. WAM 02.7.11; (ae) scan of P. mamkurra sp. nov. SAMA P20810; (af) scan of P. anak NMV P39105; (ag) scan of P. viator sp. nov. NMNH 498886; (ah) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 45247.
APPENDIX FIGURE 4 in Systematics and palaeobiology of kangaroos of the late Cenozoic genus Protemnodon (Marsupialia, Macropodidae)
APPENDIX FIGURE 4. comparison of left pelvic girdle and hindlimb elements of species of Protemnodon. (a–e) partial pelves; (a) scan of P. mamkurra sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59549 in lateral and caudodorsal views (mirrored); (b) P. viator sp. nov. paratype SAMA P59550 in lateral and caudodorsal views; (c) P. dawsonae sp. nov. UCMP 156881 in lateral and caudodorsal views (mirrored); (d) scan of P. tumbuna AM F113140 (mirrored); (e) scan of P. tumbuna AM F113143 (mirrored). (f–k) femora in ventral and distal views; (f) P. mamkurra sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59549; (g) scan of P. viator sp. nov. NMV P173087; (h) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 45344 (mirrored); (i) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70066; (j) scan of P. anak NMV P159917; (k) scan of P. tumbuna AM F88924. (l–r) tibiae in lateral and cranial views; (l) P. mamkurra sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59549; (m) P. viator sp. nov. paratype SAMA P59550; (n) scan of P. anak NMV P39101.41 (mirrored); (o) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70584; (p) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70584 (mirrored); (q) scan of P. tumbuna AM F88923; (r) scan of P. snewini QM F9075. (s–y) calcanei in dorsal view; (s) P. dawsonae sp. nov. paratype AM F161913 (mirrored); (t) scan of P. tumbuna AM F88929; (u) scan of P. tumbuna NCA-H71-9 (mirrored); (v) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70584; (w) P. mamkurra sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59549; (x) P. viator sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59552; (y) scan of P. anak NMV P39105.87 (mirrored).
APPENDIX FIGURE 3 in Systematics and palaeobiology of kangaroos of the late Cenozoic genus Protemnodon (Marsupialia, Macropodidae)
APPENDIX FIGURE 3. comparison of right pectoral girdle and forelimb elements of the species of Protemnodon. (a–c) scapulae in dorsolateral view; (a) scan of P. anak NMV; (b) P. viator sp. nov. paratype SAMA P59550 (mirrored); (c) scan of juvenile P. mamkurra sp. nov. QVM2001 GFV39. (d–j) humeri in cranial view; (d) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70059; (e) scan of juvenile P. tumbuna AM F113142; (f) scan of P. tumbuna AM F113171; (g) juvenile P. mamkurra sp. nov. paratype SAMA P28163 (mirrored); (h) P. mamkurra sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59549 (mirrored); (i) P. viator sp. nov. paratype SAMA P59550 (mirrored); (j) scan of P. anak NMV P39105. (k–o) ulnae in lateral view; (k) P. mamkurra sp. nov. SAMA P59546; (l) P. viator sp. nov. paratype SAMA P53836 (mirrored); (m) scan of P. tumbuna NCA-M71-9; scan of P. anak NMV P39105 (mirrored); (o) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70059. (p–t) radii in medial view; (p) P. viator sp. nov. paratype SAMA P59550; (q) P. mamkurra sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59549 (mirrored); (r) scan of P. anak NMV P39101.47 (mirrored); (s) scan of P. otibandus UCMP 70059; scan of P. tumbuna AM F88925. (u–w) fourth metacarpals in palmar view; (u) scan of P. mamkurra sp. nov. WAM 02.7.11 (mirrored); (v) P. viator sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59552; (w) scan of P. anak NMV P39105. (x–ac) proximal, middle and distal fourth manual phalanges in palmar and lateral views; (x–y) P. mamkurra sp. nov. SAMA P20810 (middle phalanx III); (z–aa); P. viator sp. nov. holotype SAMA P59552; (ab–ac) scan of P. anak NMV P39105.
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