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English: Fossil material referable to Diplovertebron punctatum, from both specimens. From Plate 50 of Volume 2 of the source. Original text (translated):

" Diplovertebron punctatum, Frič. (Text page 11.)

(Compare Plates 52 and 53)

From the bituminous coal of Nýřan.

Fig. 5. Two questionable bones from the dense jumble of a galvanoplastic copy. a. Shoulder blade. b. Epioticum? (Magnified 3 times, Number D. Orig. 346.)

Fig. 6. sc. Shoulder blade. c. Rib. cl. Clavicle. (Magnified 3 times, Number D. Orig. 128.)

Fig. 7. Pterygoid. (Magnified 3 times, Number D. Orig. 128.)

Fig. 8. Coracoid. (Magnified 3 times, Number D. Orig. 96.)

Fig. 9. Palatine? (Magnified 3 times, Number D. Orig. 96.)

Fig. 10. A mosaic-like fragment, perhaps belonging to a gill arch. (Magnified 6 times, Number D. Orig. 128.)

Fig. 11. A densely denticulate fragment of a narrow bone of the palate (Magnified 6 times, Number D. Orig. 96.)

Fig. 12. A group of teeth from the same. Magnified 45 times.

a. outer light layer, i. inner dark layer, p. Pulp.

Fig. 13. A scale from the exterior belly armor. (Magnified 12 times, Number D. Orig. 182.)[sic]

Fig. 14. Two isolated vertebrae (probably from the base of the tail).

d. Upper spinous process. a. Anterior articular process, p. Rear articular process.

I. First vertebral segment. II. Second vertebral segment. cs. Rib. (Magnified 6 times, Number D. Orig. 96.)"