Defined as the maximum diameter of the radius at the level of the middle of the tuberosity.
Located several centimeters distal to the radial tuberosity.
This landmark is located on the second third of the shaft, distal to the deltoid tuberosity, usually about a centimeter distal to the nutrient foramen.
Defined as the greatest width taken at the deltoid tuberosity.
The maximum measurement was found by rotating the humerus while keeping one limb of the calipers touching the tuberosity.
The maximum measurement was found by rotating the radius while keeping one limb of the calipers touching the tuberosity.
It is required that one limb of the calipers is touching the tuberosity itself.
The lithographs show the fossils in amazing detail, down to every last faint striation and tuberosity, representing a standard of scientific illustration that is now effectively lost.
