English: A diagram showing the distribution of different osteoderm types on the body of an individual Vancleavea campi, based on a complete and fully articulated specimen, GR 138. Bright green signifies "morphotype A" (throat) osteoderms. Bright magenta signifies "morphotype B" (dorsal and lateral) osteoderms. Dark blue is "morphotype C" (ventral) osteoderms. Yellow is "morphotype D" (tail fin) osteoderms. Red is "morphotype E" (appendicular) osteoderms. In addition, the "stegosaur spike"-like osteoderm associated with the holotype specimen is also depicted in an orange box, although its uncertain assignment to Vancleavea and lack of preservation in GR 138 means that it was not depicted on the main diagram. Silhouette adapted from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Vancleavea.jpg, by Smokeybjb. Changes include the posterior skull roof being flattened and the fifth toe being reduced in size.