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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 11 (March 1906) (1906)

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er consumed by windage in driving a car through were laid bare and then shipped them in this condi- studied this species, the iguanodon probably was the air. The manner in which the amount of power tion to Brussels for study, preparation and preserva- aquatic in its habits and existed in the… … intendent of the Ber- the car.—Motoring Il- lustrated. nissart coal pits, vil- Skeletons of Prehistoric Monsters in the Hall of Vertebrates. The Iguanodons in the Great Hall of the Brussels Museum. THE BOYAL MUSEUM OF NATUBAL HISTORY, BRUSSELS

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