Fish, Amphibian and Reptile Remains from Archaeological Sites

Southeastern and Southwestern United States, Appendix: The Osteology of the Wild Turkey

Stanley J. Olsen

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$35.00 • £28.95 • €31.50

ISBN 9780873651639

Publication Date: 12/01/2004

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156 pages

82 halftones, 33 line illustrations

Peabody Museum Press > Papers of the Peabody Museum

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Acknowledgments
Introduction
Taxonomic Classification of Referred Vertebrates
Fish: Skull and Skeleton
Amphibians: Skull
Reptiles: Skull
Amphibians: Postcranial Skeleton
Reptiles: Postcranial Skeletons
References
Appendix: The Osteology of the Wild Turkey
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Distribution and Ecology
- Osteological Discussion
  - Skull
  - Vertebrae
  - Pelvic Girdle
  - Pectoral Girdle
  - Sternum
  - Wing
  - Leg
- References

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