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Fig. S3. Single most-parsimonious tree recovered by the ontogenetic analysis (see Ontogeny Analysis).<br />

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Fig. S2. Diaphyseal stylopodial hindlimb osteohistology of IGM 100/1844. Arrow denote a growth line. Note the incompletely formed primary vascular canals (pitting) at the periosteal border of the element and the broad width of the outermost growth zone element. (Scale bar, 0.5 mm.) Brusatte et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/0906911106 4of8

Fig. S3. Single most-parsimonious tree recovered by the ontogenetic analysis (see Ontogeny Analysis). Brusatte et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/0906911106 5of8

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