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10.7: 3D model—Small penguin was forerunner of today's tiny divers

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    From the chapter Small penguin was forerunner of today’s tiny divers.

    Humerus (upper-most wing bone) from Pakudyptes hakataramea (specimen OU 21977).

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    The size of the bounding box for this object is: 44.9 mm tall by 11.8 mm wide by 9.0 mm deep.

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