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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 1 (January 1902) (1902)

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idly saurus were found. V ordinary deposits in the West The preservation of retained, was shipped without danger of dislocation. These bones were taken out en bloc in the field, The observations of Prof. Osborn upon Camarasau- the skeletons of mammals and the great lizards is so perfect that the… … was the formidable Ceratosaurus. Knight reproduces a scene of the METHOD OF PREPARING FOSSIL BONES FOR SHIPMENT. It is difficult to restore even in Jurassic continent, richly clothed with vegetation and bordered by a swampy area, in mental imagery the contrasted conditions of the Jur- matrix,…

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