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Magnified drawing of sawn section through a fossil ostemoa

Dinosaur tumor and caudal vertebral from Moodie's Paleopathology

The oldest known bacteria, micrococcus

Outline sketch showing normal appearance of the two vertebrae, based on Diplodocus and Apatosaurus

Photomicrograph of callus in fractured fibula of Edaphosaurus

Daggers, flint, Neolithic in final stages

Ancient bacteria and fungi (a-d):

Views of a mandible of a three toed horse

Dorsal vertebra of platecarpus, a cretaceous. Mosasaur from the Niobrara Chalk of Kansas etc.

Paleolithic flakes from Blackboy Pit near Herts

Line drawing of Mesozoic pathology

Lower ends of the Tibia and Fibula

Graph showing increase of disease in geological time.

Crude chopper, Lower Paleolithic from Boyn Hill gravel in Steven's pit between Linden Avenue and Belmont Park Road, Maidenhead, Berks. (128 mm x 102 mm.)

Examples of Permian pathology: A)The oldest known example of Osteomylitis. B) Fractured vertebral spine of a Permian Reptile (Dimetrodon?) from Texas etc.

Various flake implements of Acheluian & Levalloisian type

Diseased vertebra of Smilodon from the Pleistocene deposits of California

Pathology in two dinosaurs (a, b, c & d)

History of Spondylitis deformans (a-d)

Multiple arthritis

Microscopic study of periphery of large tumor of a dinosaur

Chronic Infections from Moodie's Paleopathology

Photomicrographs, histology of dinosaur tumour

A cretaceous osteoma (a-d), neoplasm of bone

Ancient chronic infections (a-b) 

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