the 16th + 17th caudals articulated to both by ligaments. The remainder of the chevron as far as I could see were joined befor at the bottoms. The 1st chevron is small + free distally, the ends standing about 20 or 30 mil. apart. The 2nd chevon is joined distally & is considerably longer than the 1st - 3rd is much larger than 2nd & 4th the largest of its series; back of forwards they descend gradually in height to last chevron in position may be represented like this 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 or Scapula. The scapula has a large acromion & well developed coracoid process. The acromion is very long + strongly curved inward & it projects downward. It is wider distally than proximally - distal end is rounded. The coracoid process projects downward & is parallel to its acromion - it is rounded distally - The scapula is concave externally but only slightly convex internally - The external surface has 7 low ridges or veins radiating outward from a little above the glenoid fossa - they reach the super scapular border. The preacscular fossa is well marked. The suprascapular