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Summary

Samuel Wendell Williston: Nothodon lentus (Cotylosauria): sacral vertebra, from in front (

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Artist



Alternative names	S. W. Williston; Williston
Description	American paleontologist, entomologist, zoologist, illustrator and university teacher
Date of birth/death	10 July 1851	30 August 1918
Location of birth/death	Boston	Chicago
Authority file	: Q1376111 VIAF: 54250657 ISNI: 0000000081329430 LCCN: n87801979 Open Library: OL2388374A GND: 117581038 WorldCat

Title

Nothodon lentus (Cotylosauria): sacral vertebra, from in front

Description

English: Illustration of Diadectes sacral vertebra (from front) from The Osteology of the Reptiles (1925)

Date

1925

Inscriptions

Fig. 93. Nothodon lentus Marsh (Cotylosauria). Sacral vertebra, from in front. Natural size.

Source/Photographer

Internet Archive identifier: osteologyofrepti00will The Osteology of the Reptiles, page 117, Fig. 93

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