Re: Antarctosaurus

["Ray Stanford" <dinotracker@earthlink.net>]

Tim Williams asked,

    "But can anyone tell me what a 'supra-scapula' is?"

    Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but that seemingly refers to the
coracoid, which, named in combination with the scapula is the
scapulocoracoid.  Supra- means ABOVE (above the scapula in this case), so it
must be another term for the coracoid. Thus, if one is measuring the
scapulocoracoid, then one is measuring the combination of the scapula and
the "supra-scapula" (coracoid, which juxtaposes the proximal end of the
scapula).

    My 2 cents worth,

    Ray Stanford