Turkey skeleton audit

As I was transferring them to a better box today, it occurred to me to lay them  out and see how much sense I could make of them. Here’s what I did with the bones I was happy about:

I should  have put something in the photo to act as a scale-bar, because it’s not apparent from this photo that a turkey is a pretty big thing. From top to bottom of the skeleton as I laid it out here is about 90 cm.

Here are my (in some cases tentative) identifications of the bones:

Are there any obvious mistakes in there? And have I got any of the bones left-right reversed?

Now, here are all the other bones that I was less confident about the positions of:

On the left of course we have the dorsal ribs, but I’ve not been able to arrange them all into near pairs, nor figure out what order I should impose on the pairs that I do have. I’m not even sure how many pairs I should have. On the right are other paired bones whose identity I can’t figure out. I am guessing that the longer ones are probably sternal ribs and that the irregularly shaped ones might be parts of the wrist, but I would welcome corrections and clarifications. Finally, the middle column contains the bones whose idea I have little or no idea about, and which don’t appear to be paired. Any ideas?

By the way, I found this image useful in figuring out the identities of the appendicular bones:

And this one useful for the bones of the wing and especially the hand:

More from this skeleton another time!