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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 8 (February 1898) (1898)

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rrespond with such as are left will serve to indicate the more characteristic attitudes in Mesozoic strata by various typical dinosauria. th^i lizard may assume in running. The profile of the BY J. CARTER BEARD. Whether or not this method of running has been running reptile is peculiarly… … only have no claws upon their FOOT SHOWING HOW THREE-TOED TRACKS ARE MADE BY A FIVE-TOED FOOT. ATTITUDES OF Con<;eriiing Patent SYvIndlers. wings, but their thumbs even FRILLED LIZARD AND RESEMBLANCE TO A RUNNING PHEASANT. In our issue of January 29 we are so poorly developed that alluded to the…

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