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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 9 (March 1893) (1893)

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ture and habits the nature of the mammalian quad- record for the fastest eastern trip, 5 days, 19 hours, and great steamer. rupeds of to-day. Of some of the Dinosaurs the bodies 57 minutes, while the Paris lowered the colors of com- As part of the change of registry, the present ships and limbs… … been less than 80 feet, and that if he traveled on hii- hind legs, as he probably did, he must have been tall A GIGANTIC DIKOSAUR, IGUANODON BERNISSARTENSIS. (LENGTH ABOUT 30 FEET.) enough to look in at the third story windows of a Lon- don house.—Black and White. as New York and Paris. The New…

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