Catalogue of the osteological portion of specimens contained in the Anatomical Museum of the University of Cambridge / [compiled] by W. Clark.

  • University of Cambridge. Anatomical Museum.
Date:
1862
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Credit: Catalogue of the osteological portion of specimens contained in the Anatomical Museum of the University of Cambridge / [compiled] by W. Clark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Genus Chelonia. Brogniart. CMonia imbricata. Schw. The Hawk's-bill Turtle. 166. Skeleton. [Bell collection.] Presented by Prof. Clark, 167. Shell, with its scales, containing a portion of the skeleton. [Bell collection.] Presented by Prof. Clark. Chelonia Mydas. Schw. The Green Turtle. 168. Skeleton. [Bell collection.] Presented by Prof. Clark. 169. Head of a large specimen, with the skin turned back on each side to show the cavity of the tympanum. [Bell collection.] Presented by Prof, Clark. 170. Head of a large specimen. [Bell collection.] Presented by Prof. Clai-k. 171. Head. [Bell collection.] Presented by Prof. Clark. 172. Head. ] m.1 1 • f [French Exp.] From Torres Head, wantmg the lower jaw.J Strait, and the Gambler Islands. Presented by Prof. Clark. 174. Head, divided by a section in the mid-plane. Presented by Prof. Clark. 175. Head, articulated according to the vertebral system of Prof. Owen. Presented by Prof Clark. Chelonia caouanna. Schw. The Logger-head Turtle. 176. Head, wanting the lower jaw. [Bell collection.] Presented by Prof. Clark. 177. Bones of the head, disarticulated. Presented by Prof. Clark. Chelonia (SjJecies uncertain.) 178. Head, dried. [Bell collection.] Presented by Prof Clark. 179. The radius, ulna, carpus, metacarpal bones, and two phalangeal bones, of the left side : f)'om a large specimen. Presented by Prof Clark. 180. The same, with three phalangeal bones, of the right side, from the same specimen. Presented by Prof Clark.