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. 2025 Jun 18;12(6):250435. doi: 10.1098/rsos.250435

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Photographs (left side of panels) and rendered CT scans (right side of panels) of the left and right scapulocoracoid of UMNH VP 16266 (holotype, Bolg amondol) — Photographs (left side of panels) and rendered CT scans (right side of panels) of the left and right scapulocoracoid of UMNH VP 16266 (holotype, Bolg amondol). Top: reconstructed positions of recovered elements within the pectoral girdle of Bolg amondol, modified from those of Gobiderma pulchrum [12]. (A) Left partial glenoid fossa UMNH VP 16266.34 in lateral view. (B) Right glenoid fossa UMNH VP 16266.35 in lateral view. (C) Left glenoid fossa in medial view. (D) Right glenoid fossa in medial view. (E) Left glenoid fossa in posterolateral view. Faded silhouette is a mirrored image of the rendered CT scan of the right glenoid fossa. (F) Right glenoid fossa in posterolateral view. Anatomical abbreviations: db, dorsal buttress; frm, foramen; gf, glenoid fossa; vb, ventral buttress.