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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 3 (1905) (1905)

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han is to the modern T-iron one. From the famous Como Bluffs, from which a - wap the tip of the tail to the head the struc- considerable number of _ fossilized ture of the vertebre changes with the skeletons had previously been taken. mechanical requirements. Exactly The finest specimen among these… … pivotal center of motion undoubtedly wrinkled into numbers of great folds being at the hips. or rock waves. Surface erosion of It is supposed that the two inverted wind and water has been responsible V-shaped prongs under the hind legs for the subsequent removal of great MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY,…

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