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

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ad to accommodate themselvesto the curves of the backbone as a whole. The shape of the leg bones made them easy subjects,both as to internal structure and external modeling.They were made hollow, not only for lightness, but toadmit the passage of a heavy pipe that sustained theweight of each leg,… … SECTIONS OF THE BACKBONE. ful if it would be done by the time agreed upon; butwhen the first of May came and the gates of the Pan-American Exposition were formally opened to the pub-lic, the model of a triceratops stood complete upon itspedestal just within the north, entrance of the Govern-ment…

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