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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 14 (1896) (1896)

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l of Chlamydosaurus is accomplished is in- ed, is more sensitive than a mercurial thermometer. timately connected with a slender process of the hyoid It can be made with any desired range, and its read- bone, which traverses the substance of the frill on ings are independent of pressure, an… … —=— nay be directly upon and kill other and Fig. 2—CHLAMYDOSAURUS RUNNING ERECT. B DY larger lizards, such as Va- Posterior View, taken with Anschutz hand camera, read from a scale placed rani, refusing to come to under the sliding contact, Y, or the close quarters with so formidable temperature…

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