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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 3 (January 1902) (1902)

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he solution of the ribquestion, for each rib was outlined with a quarter-inchiron rod and this outline filled with willow withes.The flat body thus formed was wrapped with wire, thenwith Manila fiber, and lastly given a coat of papiermache in which the little details were modeled, the resultbeing a… … MODEL OE TBICEBATOPS EXHIBITED AT THE FAN-AHEBICAN EXPOSITION. ing, but while there were twenty-eight of these sec-tions in the body, and as many more in the tail, notwo were alike; each vertebra required a separate form,and each had to fit accurately with the one before andthe one behind, and all…

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