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even from tha,t of P. carbo, with which in mere size it agrees best- 
Across the antitrochanters it measures 34 mm., that of P. carbo, 
36.5 mm. On the dorsal surface, the neuropophysial ridge over 
the anterior iliac fovea is thin and sharp (fig. A.). There are no 
intervertebral foramina further forward than the hinder end 
of the antitrochanter, and what there are, are quite small ; the 
antitrochanter is a large dice-box-shaped abutment, ending pos- 
teriority in a broad, flat, semicircular area, to which there is a distant 
approach in P. stictocephalus, but not in P. carbo. On the ventral 
aspect the hypopophysial floor of the ischiadic vertebra? is trans- 
versely deeply concave, that of the sacral and postsacral vertebrae 
retains its breadth to a large extent as it approaches the caudal. 
Laterally, the antitrochanter is seen to be very broad, as is also 
the space between it and the inner edge of the obturator foramen. 
Locality, Lower Cooper. 
From the same locality are a fragment with a right acetabulum 
and part of the antitrochanter, the ischiadic vertebrae and a portion 
of the anterior iliac fovea on both sides. A third small fragment 
has preserved only the acetabular region of the left side. Locality, 
Lower Cooper. 
A fourth is the left side of the middle region of a pelvis with'its 
acetabulum, and a fifth is merely the postsacral series of vertebrae. 
From Mulcani, we have another mesial fragment with both 
acetabula, a similar example from Wurdulumankula, and the 
ischiadic vertebrae of a pelvis from Kalamurina. 
Phalacrocorax vetustus n.s. 
The collection contains many bones of a Cormorant of smaller 
size and slighter build than P. gregorii or P. carbo, about intermediate 
between them and P. stictocephalus. 
Coracoid. — Proximal three-fifths of a right coracoid, entire, 
except for a little damage to the acromion (Plate IX., figs. 1 A, B, 
C). The unlikeness of this to the coracoid of P. gregorii is great. 
The large humeral facet is replaced by one of normal size, 
the scapular facet is similar to that of P. carbo, as is also the 
form of the acromium, while the shaft is vastly inferior in size. 
From P. carbo it further differs in the sharpness of all its 
features. Locality, Malkuni. 
Proximal three-fifths of a second right coracoid, wanting 
most of the acromial process. This is so entirely alike to the other 
that it suggests nothing further which can be said about it. 
Locality, the same. 
Distal three-fifths of a left coracoid wanting the external 
angle (Plate IX., fig. 2). The slenderness of the shaft differentiates 
this bone from P. carbo, the same character and the narrowness 
of its sternal facette (b) from P. gregorii. Locality, Kalamurina. 
