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Figure 2.6. Template for PCA measurements, superimposed upon<br />

left MT III of Tyrannosaurus rex (LACM 7244123844). Landmarks<br />

are shown on the left diagram (a), and linear distances between<br />

landmarks are numbered on the right diagram (b). The numbered<br />

measurements for PCA (b) are as follows:<br />

1. LTOTAL a to b.<br />

2. WPROX d to e<br />

3. W75%TU-DE h to i<br />

4. WSO%TU-DE I to m<br />

5. W25%TU-DE p to q<br />

6. WlST ttou<br />

7. HGINGL b to c<br />

This is measured down the central axis<br />

of the metatarsal, and is not<br />

necessarily its greatest overall<br />

length.<br />

Width of the most proximal surface of<br />

the metatarsal.<br />

Width 75% of the distance from width t-u<br />

to width d-e.<br />

Width 50% of the distance from width t-u<br />

to width d-e,<br />

Width 25% of the distance from width t-u<br />

to width d-e.<br />

Greatest distal width.<br />

Height of ginglymus as measured in<br />

anterior view.

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