RE: Stegosaur Jaw Specimen

[john-schneiderman@cox.net]

Berman and McIntosh (1986)
CM 41681; presented the first in-depth analysis solely dedicated to that 
of a lower jaw from a Stegosaurus.

Galton (1973)
USNM 4934; reconstruction of  the skull of Stegosaurus stenops based on 
USNM 4934. Galton's drawing of the skull and lower jaw indicating where 
cheeks would have been .

other material:

USNM 4935; disarticulated skull and portions of lower jaw
USNM 7637; fragmentary skull with portions of lower jaw; designated 
Stegosaurus sp.

References:

Berman, D & McIntosh, J. 1986. "Description of the lower jaw of 
Stegosaurus (Reptilia, Ornithischia)." Annals of the Carnegie Museum of 
Natural History, 55 pp. 29-40.
Czerkas, S. 1999. "The Beaked jaws of Stegosaurs and their implications 
for other Ornithischians" in Vertebrate Paleontology in Utah, 
Miscellaneous Publications 99-1, Utah Geological Survey. pp.143-150.
Galton, P. 1973. "The cheeks of  ornithischian dinosaurs." Lethaia 6: 
67-89.
Galton, P. 1990. "Stegosauria" in: Weishampel, Dodson & Osmolska, eds. 
The Dinosauria. University Press pp. 435-455.

John Schneiderman
Fellow Dinophile

On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 7:16 AM, JA Maclaren wrote:

> Greetings Dino folks,
>
> I'm looking for the specimen number for the Stegosaurus spp. cited in
> the Dinosauria II; I have no access to either the Berman & MacIntosh
> 1986 paper (S. armatus), nor can I access the specimen number for the
> unnamed species described by Galton.
>
> If anyone has these two numbers I would be much obliged,
>
> Many thanks in advance
>
> Jamie