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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 3 (January 1905) (1905)

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, found in the southeastern part cialized of the herbivorous dinosaurs—probably the the Brontosaurus, or "thunder saurian" of Marsh, was of central Wyoming, not far from the Medicine Bow last of the race. Evidence of this is found in the relatively shorter in body and more compactly built, River,… … ture of the vertebras changes with the skeletons had previously been taken. mechanical requirements. Exactly The finest specimen among these is Covering the Excavated Bones with Plaster of Paris. what these were, however, has not Prof. Marsh's Brontosaurus excelsus, The figures on the plaster show…

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