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Description Color coded collage of bird anatomical drawings by Christian Heinrich Pander and Eduard d’ Alton highlighting the different parts of the vertebral column including: cervical vertebrae, thoracic vertebrae, the synsacrum, caudal vertebrae, and the pygostyle.
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