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

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of its position so that this might be 1874 the iguanodon was known only from certain in- the French frontier, discovered numerous gigantic studied with precision and could be reproduced in the complete remains, and in that year there was exhumed bones, later recognized as belonging to iguanodons,… … proceed with the excavation as carefully and Iguanodon Bernissartensis. ence new services thirty years after their discovery. methodically as possible, Mr. Depauw, superin- Height, 14 feet 9 iuehes; length, 31 feet 2 inches. Skeleton shown in waiting tendent of the workshops of the Museum, prac-…

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