notes that 17 specimens of this taxon are presently held in their collections, catalogued as NMNHS 1407-1420, 1622-1625, and 1650-1652.

Description

It was described in 1984 from 11 fragments from an adult individual, including a proximal and distal humerus, coracoid fragment, proximal ulna, a distal ulna fragment, proximal radius, cuneiform and scapula, from Trojanovo, Bulgaria. It is slightly larger than the greylag goose. The ulnar condyle is rounded near to the shoulder and longer than the medio-lateral axis. The internal

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