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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 1 (1899) (1899)

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tail, numerous bell made by the Frank Mossberg Company, of Attle- teeth, medium sized paddles, few phalanges, are dis- under jaw necessitates the prolongation forward of the boro, Mass., which embodies in its construction certain mouth of the gullet; hence the throat of the Mosasaurs tinguishing… … procured from its owner, Mr. Bourne, of Scott City, cisive evidence as to the zoological position of the THE MOSSBERG TIRE-BELL Kansas. Mosasaurs. This unique object is now exhibited, properly framed rate it superficially from its congeners. Platecarpus 1s ——_—___—_2— ++ ___—_—_——_———_ and…

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