TABLE 8 in A review of the late Cenozoic genus Bohra (Diprotodontia: Macropodidae) and the evolution of tree-kangaroos

TABLE 8. Postcranial element dimensions (mm) for representative specimens of species of Bohra and Dendrolagus. Abbreviation: est., estimated.
ElementBohra paulaeBohra illumi- nata WAM 03.5.10Bohra nullar- bora WAM 05.4.70Bohra planei UCMP 70128Bohra wilkin- sonorum QM F675Bohra sp. indet. 1 QM F51762Bohra sp. indet. 2 UCMP 60850aDendrolagus bennettianus QM JM 19863Dendrolagus lumholtzi FUR 403HUMERUSMaximum length (est.)10511092.9101Maximum distal width37.43932.230.0FEMURMaximum length145 (diaphy- sis)150 (diaphy- sis)204136137Proximal maximum width (est.)57.033.4Mid-shaft height (depth) × width17.4 × 18.818.2 x 18.713.5 x 13.4TIBIAAM F62101Diaphysis length260183115125Proximal epiphysis width × depth45.8 x 51.328.9 x 24.827.5 x 25.4Distal epiphysis width × depth42.3 x 35.922.8 x 13.723.4 x 18.319.1 x 10.918.6 x 14.6CALCANEUSAM F62099Maximum length52.636.143.440.952.545.031.931.7Maximum width32.023.727.725.632.928.621.520.3Tuber calcanei posterior width20.825.419.611.611.2Tuber calcanei depth20.313.716.516.720.817.611.812.0Talar articulation width27.219.92219.628.122.017.616.6Cuboid dorsomedial facet width13.510.010.98.410.59.85.67.9Cuboid dorsolateral facet width12.96.26.87.411.16.95.54.6Cuboid ventromedial facet width8.38.28.48.97.06.47.3TALUSAM F62100