Figure 12 in A peculiar climbing Megalonychidae from the Pleistocene of Peru and its implication for sloth history

Figure 12. Drawings of manus elements of Diabolotherium nordenskioldi gen. nov. (MNHN CPN 9–1, referred specimen). A, left scaphoid in distal view (dorsal towards the top, medial towards the left). B, left lunar in distal view (dorsal towards the top, medial towards the left). C, right cuneiform in distal view (dorsal towards the top, medial towards the right). D, left unciform in distal view (dorsal towards the top, medial towards the left). E, F, left Mc II in lateral (dorsal towards the top, proximal towards the right) and proximal (dorsal towards the top) views, respectively. G–I, left Mc III in lateral (dorsal towards the top, proximal towards the right), proximal (dorsal towards the top), and medial (dorsal towards the top, proximal towards the left) views, respectively. J, K, right Mc IV in medial (dorsal towards the top, proximal towards the right) and proximal (dorsal towards the top) views, respectively. L, M, second manual (or pedal) phalanx in proximal and profile views, respectively (see the strong proximopalmar process 'ppap'). N, O, phalanx (?) in proximal (?) and profile views, respectively. P, right ungual phalanx of the third anterior digit in lateral view. Cunf, cuneiform facet; Lunf, lunar facet; Magf, magnum facet; Mc II–Vf, metacarpals 2–5 facets; P1–P3f, first to third phalanges facets; Pf?, phalanx facet?; pap, palmar process; ppap, proximopalmar process; Radf, radial facet; Scf, scaphoid facet; Tdf, trapezoid facet; Tmf, trapezium facet; Uncf, unciform facet. Scale bar = 2 cm.