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

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under Dr. Bagdad Railway. marked the coast of the Jurassic continent, and in Wortman's suggestion, gradually evolved a very sat- A new railway branch, known as the Bagdad line, harmony with the strange occupants of the land the isfactory method of taking up the specimens, pack- is to unit© the… … dad line is to join the Anatolia were characterized by horns COMO BLUFF, WYOMING (UPPER JURASSIC) SHOWING INCLINED STRATIFICATION WHERE system first at Angora by a placed upon their heads over GIGANTIC FOSSIL WAS DISCOVERED. strategic line, of which the three feet in length, and this Turkish…

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