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1913•Proceedings of the Zoological Society of LondonOpen access

On the Patella in the Phalacrocoracidæ.

R. W. Shufeldt

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AVIAN OSTEOLOGY.393 dogs, containing C. thous (=canerivorus) and vetulus, and by uniting his Sacaline and Lupine sections.Possibly these sections contain groups worthy of subgeneric, if not of generic, recognition: C. antarcticus and C. thous, for example, may be subgenerically or generically separated by the structure of the mandible; but I do not see how C. latrans is to be distinguished other than specifically from such forms as C. pallipes, anthus, or even lupus.30.On the Patella in the Phalacrocoracide.

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AVIAN OSTEOLOGY.393 dogs, containing C. thous (=canerivorus) and vetulus, and by uniting his Sacaline and Lupine sections.Possibly these sections contain groups worthy of subgeneric, if not of generic, recognition: C. antarcticus and C. thous, for example, may be subgenerically or generically separated by the structure of the mandible; but I do not see how C. latrans is to be distinguished other than specifically from such forms as C. pallipes, anthus, or even lupus.30.On the Patella in the Phalacrocoracide.

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AVIAN OSTEOLOGY.393 dogs, containing C. thous (=canerivorus) and vetulus, and by uniting his Sacaline and Lupine sections.Possibly these sections contain groups worthy of subgeneric, if not of generic, recognition: C. antarcticus and C. thous, for example, may be subgenerically or generically separated by the structure of the mandible; but I do not see how C. latrans is to be distinguished other than specifically from such forms as C. pallipes, anthus, or even lupus.30.On the Patella in the Phalacrocoracide.

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