24. Cervical Scapula Fvertebrae Caudal Cranial 23. 20. Phalanges 21. Rib 25. 22. Synsacrum Figure 7. Avian thoracic cage in lateral view. The left and right side are the caudal and cranial ends respectively. Figure 6. Avian skeleton in posterior view. Sclerotic ring · Furcula 17. 11. 16. 12. 15. 13. 14. Hallux Figure 4. Full avian skeleton in lateral view.

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