[Journals], 1908-1912
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high First dorsal - has a spine directed slightly backward, just after the side of the posterior zygopophysis is a prominent tuber on either side - the transvers[illegible] process projects backward and backward. 1st dorsal Height = 830 mil. Height body = 190 mil. Breath = 350 " Breath " = 255 " First Lumbar (measurements on posterior end) Height = 690 mil. Depth body = 210 mil Breadth = 1020 " Breadth " = 290 " First Caudal (measurements on posterior end) Height = 690 mil. Depth body = 270 mil. Breadth = 700 " Breadth " = 310 " The inferior carina of the first caudal is widened posteriorly and practically absent anteriorly; the tubercles for the articulation of our first chevron are small. Atlas has a transvers[illegible] process which, slightly projects outward & upward. The laminae of its arch meet in a spine 20 mil. high. Height:360 Height body: 255 The base of its Breadth:580 Breadth " = 270 neural arch on either side is separated by a horizontal foramen as in the Humpback & Steeple bottom. Axis has an upper & lower process which meet distally by a wide margin enclosing an oval foramen or opening which occupies a little more than the proximal half of the process. The lower