[Journals], 1908-1912
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42 5 this almost as high - 1st free entirely the last Chevron is represented by only one flaring on the right side C7 D,14 F/6 Ca 28 = 651 sure 14 pro. less - the last short jaw which is nearly found loose locking pieces; the last pair of this blade were long. Shoulder Length: .045 cent Breadth: .200 " Jaw Straight = .320 " curved = .345 " Scapula Left Height = .875 mil Breadth = 1.375 " " glenoid fossa: .320 mil Triple acromion (median) = 440 " " (lower edge) = 450 " " coracoid " " " = 180 " The suprascapular bone is flattened in the central portion & dips sharply posteriorly to the glenoid edge. Anteriorly the dip to the coracoid edge is gradual. The ridges radiating upward from its bottom on the inner surface are indistinct except for one or two. The outer surface presents two great concavities on either side of a vertical median ridge - here the scapula is so thin that the light shows thru. The acromion projects downward slightly & is strongly curved inward. The coracoid projects strongly inward & downward.