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. 2015 Jul 27;112(32):9961–9966. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1506516112

Table S1.

The 20 fossils examined in this study

Specimen Specimen ID Elements preserved Specimen location Notes on specimen Locality of origin Scanned where and by whom kV µA Voxel size (mm) Rotation step (o) Exposure (ms)
A AMNH DR SH 1 Whole body American Museum of Natural History, New York Curator David Grimaldi Dominican Republic Harvard Centre for Nanoscale Systems Material Synthesis Facility (CNS); Emma Sherratt (ES) & Jasmine Casart 70 120 0.0267 0.11 1,000
B I Whole body Private collection Owned by Marilyn Halonen and Michael Cusanovich of Tuscon, Arizona Dominican Republic CNS; D. Luke Mahler 55 185 0.0452 0.25
C II Whole body Private collection Owned by Jim Work of Central Point, Oregon Dominican Republic CNS; ES 65 195 0.0609 0.11 1,000
D III Whole body Private collection Jose Calbeto of Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Dominican Republic CNS; ES 55 165 0.0149 0.11 1,415
E M-1062 Part (hindlimbs and tail) Private collection Owned by Ettore Morone of Torino, Italy Dominican Republic Imaging and Analysis Centre, Natural History Museum London (IAC-NHM); ES & Russell Garwood (RG) 105 195 0.0107 0.06 354
F M-1153 Whole body Private collection Owned by Ettore Morone of Torino, Italy Dominican Republic IAC-NHM; ES & RG 105 195 0.0135 0.06 354
G M-3410 Whole body Private collection Owned by Ettore Morone of Torino, Italy Dominican Republic IAC-NHM; ES & RG 105 195 0.0330 0.06 354
H M-525 Whole body Private collection Owned by Ettore Morone of Torino, Italy Dominican Republic IAC-NHM; ES & RG 105 195 0.0210 0.06 500
I NMBA Entom P52 Whole body Naturhistorisches Museum, Basal Switzerland Obtained by C. Baroni-Urbani, NMBA, Basel La Toca mine, Cordillera Septentrional, Dominican Republic Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF) in Grenoble, France, Renaud Boistel & Anthony Herrel 0.00746
J OAAAA Whole body Private collection Supplied by Marco Greco (Ambras Greco SAS) of Milan, Italy Dominican Republic CNS; ES 75 130 0.0237 0.11 1,000
K SMNS Do-4871-M Part (head) Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart, Germany Donated by Georg Dommel of Düsseldorf, Germany in 1985 Dominican Republic CNS; ES 50 140 0.0077 0.11 1,415
L SMNS Do-4886-B Part (tail, hindlimb) Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart, Germany Purchased in 1985 from Erich Beyna, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Dominican Republic CNS; ES 50 180 0.0124 0.11 1,000
M SMNS Do-5566-X Part (trunk, forelimb, hindlimbs) Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart, Germany Purchased 1991 from D. M. Salem, 8950 Sunrise Lake Blvd. 80/311, Sunrise, FL 33322, USA Dominican Republic CNS; ES 50 130 0.0256 0.11 1,415
N SMU 74976 Part (head) Shuler Museum of Paleontology, South Methodist University, Dallas TX Donated by William S. Lowe of Granbury Texas Dominican Republic University of Texas High-Resolution X-ray CT Facility, Rich Ketcham 80 200 0.0680 0.13
O USNM 580060 Part (head, forelimb) Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History, Washinton DC Purchased from Amberica West La Toca mine, Cordillera Septentrional, Dominican Republic University of Texas High-Resolution X-ray CT Facility, Matthew Colbert 180 133 0.0127 0.23
CNS; ES 60 165 0.0051 0.18 1,000
P M-2096 Part (trunk and forelimbs) Private collection Owned by Ettore Morone of Torino, Italy Dominican Republic IAC-NHM; ES & RG 105 195 0.0168 0.06 354
Q RAAA Part (forelimbs) Private collection Supplied by Marco Greco (Ambras Greco SAS) of Milan, Italy Dominican Republic CNS; ES 75 130 0.0089 0.11 1,000
R M-3016 Part (forelimb, torso) Private collection Owned by Ettore Morone of Torino, Italy Dominican Republic IAC-NHM; ES & RG 105 195 0.0092 0.06 354
S M-1273 Part (forelimbs) Private collection Owned by Ettore Morone of Torino, Italy Dominican Republic IAC-NHM; ES & RG 105 195 0.0068 0.06 354
T SMNS Do-5742 Part (body, no head) Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart, Germany Donated by Georg Dommel of Düsseldorf, Germany in 1980 Dominican Republic CNS; ES 50 165 0.0308 0.11 1,415

Information is provided on state of preservation (elements preserved); current location and locality of origin (including the mine, where known); and X-ray microcomputed tomography scan settings, with information on where the scan was done and by whom. Fossil O, originally scanned at University of Texas, was rescanned at Harvard at a higher resolution for this project (data from the higher resolution scan were used for the morphometric and phylogenetic analyses). Three fossils previously were published: A(18), I(15), and N(19).