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[[underlined]] D. Conrad: [[/underlined]] The 10 vert. from Md. with the type do not all, in my opinion resemble it. The caudal, e.g., has very slender trans-processes, [[insertion]] ^ thus [[image - arrow/hand pointing to sketch]] [[image - sketch of bone with caption:]] Caudal [[/caption on image]] [[/insertion]] [[circled insertion from below]] Hour-glass shape. [[/insertion]] while the type lumbar has broad ones [[* ? or an X over a comma? There is no corresponding copy below to link with a *]] [[line]] Another, probably a [[underlined]] 1st [[/underlined]] caudal, is similar. - One of these lumbars has very thick epiphyses, while the others have thin ones. The trans. process in all the lumbars, however, are broad. In one somewhat less so, & it was on this acct., no doubt, that Cope added the caudals with spireous trans. processes