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Diagram of tail terminology used in this paper.

Ankylosaurid (Dyoplosaurus acutosquameus) tail reconstructed from ROM 784; ROM 784 lacks the transitional caudal vertebra and the anterior portion of the pelvis. Scale bar equals 1 m. Modified from Arbour et al. (in press).
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