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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 23 (June 1899) (1899)

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first person to 17 tons. carefully cut away, but sufficient is left to cause the give this matter rational treatment. By referring to It is probable that no gun is strong enough to allow fossil bones to be firmly embedded in it. They are the Appendix M, to the Report of the Chief of Ord- the… … of the proceedings, so that an adequate idea- of the Pig. 3. Pig. 6. location of the bones in situ is obtained. One of the many specimens thus unearthed and preserved is part increase the amplitude of the vibrations and to dimin- of a skeleton of a huge herbivorous reptile, called a bore to…

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