| 1. | Articulated with the scapula, the coracoid is sub-circular.
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| 2. | The coracoid is square in form, a typical ankylosaurid trait.
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| 3. | One coracoid measured in length, and one carpometacarpus was long.
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| 4. | The right coracoid is the better preserved of the two.
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| 5. | It is known from a single right coracoid of which the family.
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| 6. | Thus, they preferred the term " coracoid tubercle ".
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| 7. | The coracoid is elongated but with a broad end touching the sternum.
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| 8. | The scapula is much longer, 93 %, than the coracoid.
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| 9. | The shoulder blade is robust and large, fused with the coracoid.
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| 10. | Its lower end is connected to a semicircular coracoid.
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