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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 13 (September 1895) (1895)

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ept from the stories of war upon snakes, and which is the only running rapa- a point, as in the reptiles, instead of terminating in a sailors who are ignorant and but slightly observant of cious bird known, the phororhacoses must have things relating to nature. It is more probable that tubercle… … ship and in the buying most colossal of all the BURMEISTERI. Fig. 2—RESTORATION OF THE BRONTORNIS and sale of her cargo ; the birds known. It was much A Phororhacos longiseiiuue is shown The biid ia represented as attacking a dinosanr (HadroBaorus), which is seeldng lefage in a swamp. warehousemen,…

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