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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 2 (July 1899) (1899)

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s of the oldest form of mammals when it made the School Magazine. The work is to be carried on under as is known from specimens in the Cope collection in discovery, first of one and afterward of another reptile military regulations, and the aim is to provide a corps the museum. Its skeleton is… … Naosaurus (Fig. 5) was one of the more primitive Fig. 2.—AGATHAUMUS SFHENOCEBUS. reptiles, and its remains are found in the Permian Fig. 5.—NAOSAUBUS CLAVIGEB. rocks of Texas. It was evidently a highly specialized idea of the manner of working this form of excavation. available. The plan involves…

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