Digital restoration of the pectoral girdles of two Early Cretaceous birds and implications for early-flight evolution
New digital restorations indicate that the structure and function of the shoulder joint were highly variable among Early Cretaceous birds, with such key features as the configuration of the triosseal canal and the nature of scapula-coracoid articulation showing considerable diversity.
Skeletal reconstruction with wings and body outline of a generalized
Preserved soft anatomy confirms shoulder-powered upstroke of early theropod flyers, reveals enhanced early pygostylian upstroke, and explains early sternum loss. - Abstract - Europe PMC
davidpeters1954, The Pterosaur Heresies
Forelimb function
Comparison of the pectoral girdles of an extant bird (a and c) and the
The coracoscapular joint of neornithine birds—extensive homoplasy
2022 in archosaur paleontology - Wikipedia
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Frontiers SEM Analyses of Fossilized Chondrocytes in the Extinct
Protoavis, Dinopedia
A new enantiornithine bird from Upper Cretaceous non-marine
A new two-fingered dinosaur sheds light on the radiation of Oviraptorosauria
Morphometric studies on the appendicular bony skeleton of the ostriches (Struthio Camelus), BMC Veterinary Research