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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 5 (February 1906) (1906)

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ch we were used to rest upon, as are enabled to gather from shown in the accompany- the study of a few fossil- ing illustration of the ized bones, not only the Hadrosaurus, a contemp- The Triceratops, a Formidable Creature of the Age of Reptiles, Existing When Tyrannosaurus Rex probable size, form,… … strictly correct to desig- a number of additional The Hadrosaurus, a Contemporary of Tyrannosaurus Rex, and Probably the Prey of the Latter. nate this fossil discovery bones were discovered, as quite recent, for the including a large hip-bone CARNIVOROUS DINOSAURS OF THE AGE OF REPTILES. first…

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