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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 2 (1899) (1899)

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scale of some of these animals. but it is a daily occurrence with a freight train. The results of some of this work are shown in Figs. 2 s+ o__ to 5, which are from photographs of the models. These MODELS OF SOME OF THE EXTINCT LIZARDS OF models are based upon published restorations of the WESTERN… … oped than they were in some Fig. 4.—_MEGALOSAURUS AQUILUNGIUS. other dinosaurs. It lived upon herbaceous food. and its object, and they invited members of the society the department of Vertebrate Paleontology, are re- Hadrosaurus (Fig. 3) was a great lizard, thirty-eight to visit them, and the…

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