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. 2007 Nov 1;5(21):465–475. doi: 10.1098/rsif.2007.1220

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Bones of the elephant manus and pes (specimens A and B, respectively). Manus (a) cranial, (b) caudal, (c) medial and (d) lateral views. Digits are labelled I–V: acc, accessory carpal; C1–4, carpals I to IV; ic, intermediate carpal; meta, metacarpals; pp, prepollex; rad, radius; rc, radial carpal; uc, ulnar carpal; uln, ulna. Pes (e) cranial, (f) caudal, (g) medial and (h) lateral views. Digits are labelled I–V as for the manus; cal, calcaneus; cen, centrale; fib, fibula; meta, metatarsals; ph, prehallux; tal, talus; T1–4, tarsals I to IV; tib, tibia. Phalanges (1–3, variable between digits) and paired sesamoids are shown but not labelled.