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Witmer, L. M., R. C. Ridgely, D. L. Dufeau, and M. C.

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Fig. 6.2. Diagram of the phylogenetic relationships of the principal taxa discussed in the text. From left, the extant crocodilian<br />

Crocodylus johnstoni (OUVC 10425), the diplodocoid sauropod Diplodocus longus (CM 11161), the macronarian<br />

sauropod Camarasaurus lentus (CM 11338), the basal coelurosaurian theropod Tyrannosaurus rex (AMNH 5117), <strong>and</strong><br />

the avian theropod (bird) Bubo virginianus (OUVC 10220). These sauropods <strong>and</strong> theropods are saurischian dinosaurs.<br />

The images are surface renderings of CT scan data. Bony skulls are depicted as transparent, revealing such internal<br />

structures as the brain cast, labyrinth, <strong>and</strong> pneumatic sinuses. All skulls are oriented in their ‘alert’ postures, determined<br />

by orienting the skull such that the lateral semicircular canal is horizontal. Scale bars equal 10 cm, except that for B. virginianus<br />

which equals 2 cm.

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