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. 2012 Nov 21;7(11):e48213. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0048213

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A, composite left pes, dorsal view (specimens QM F41104, QM F41108, QM F41126, QM F50523); B, composite hallux (QM F50523, MtI; QM F41126, proximal and medial phalanges); C, QM F41104n, calcaneus in dorsal view; D–F, QM F41104m, astragalus in D, dorsal view, E, ventral view and F, distal (anterior) view; G, QM F41210b, ungual of digit III. Abbreviations: As, astragalus; AsFi, astragalar fibular facet; AsNa, astragalar navicular facet; AsTil, astragalar tibial lateral facet; AsTim, astragalar tibial medial facet; Ca, calcaneus; CaAs, calcaneo-astragalar facet; CaCu, calcaneo-cuboid facet; ct, calcaneal tuber; Cu, cuboid; dlp, distolateral process; Ec, ectocuneiform; En, entocuneiform; Me, mesocuneiform; mpt, medial plantar tuberosity, Mt, metatarsal; MtIp, metatarsal I palmar surface; MtVt, metatarsal V tuberosity; Na, navicular; pt, plantar tubercle; st, sulcus tali; su, sustentacular; I, hallux; II, syndactylous digit II; III, syndactylous digit III; IV, digit IV; V, digit V. Scale bars = 2 cm.