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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 22 (November 1884) (1884)

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nd what animals that the ancient ages have bequeathed to us. It is flooring, revolved around the trnck, rose from the ground, I heir mode of development was, we should not hesitate to put to the admirable researches of Marsh and Cope that we owe and once, even, passed over the head of a spectator… … Fig. ^.-SKELETON OF BBONTOSAUBUS (x 1-125). and which are ter- our previsions, however, and we think that we are now able to restrial and fresh trace the principal lines of an aeroplane without fear of com- water ones that mark a transition from the .Jurassic to mitting a grave error. In an…

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