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

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hich forms the terminal skeleton now exhibited in the station. The other branch passes American Museum of Natural east to Angora. The new Bag- History. Again, some species dad line is to join the Anatolia were characterized by horns COMO BLUFF, WYOMING (UPPER JURASSIC) SHOWING INCLINED… … West, under the direction will join the former, and VERX£BR£, RIBS, AKD PELVIQ BONE OF BRONTOSAURUS RECENTLY PLACED IN NATURAL HISTORY passing along tae Persian of Prof. Osborn, that o£ MUSEUM, NEW Y0B5,

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