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. 2020 Dec 21;8:e10466. doi: 10.7717/peerj.10466

Figure 8. Paludirex vincenti gen. et sp. nov., ‘Geoff Vincent’s specimen’ (CMC2019-010 + QMF59017), holotype—specimen background.

Figure 8

(A) and (B) ‘Geoff Vincent’s specimen’ as photographed at Mr. Vincent’s house, and (C) the specimen as photographed on display at the Queensland Museum sometime in the 1990s. Several pieces are missing in B (also in A, albeit less apparent), specifically, the posterior portion of the left maxilla (from CMC2019-010-4); the cranial table unit (CMC2019-010-5) is missing its right half; and, the quadratojugal & posterior jugal process unit (CMC2019-010-7). The reason why these pieces are not in the photographs is unknown, as they are obviously present in (C) when the specimen was publicly displayed. Also notice a small unidentified piece glued posteriorly to the lacrimal (B) that is not depicted in the display mount (C) and could not be located with the specimen as examined for the purposes of this study. Photographs in (A) and (B) taken August 1988 by Ralph E. Molnar; photograph in (C) property of the Chinchilla Museum, used with permission.