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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 15 (April 1908) (1908)

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nosaur bones are impressions of 100 feet high at the base and other a variety of leaves, fruits, and tree cliffs.above rising to a height of several By courtesy of Charles U. Beck. trunks. The living representatives of hundred feet. The rock forming the Iguanas (Aniblyrhynchus) on the Galapagos… … ed to occur in Sequoia or big 6. Hear View of the Trachodont. A. Trachodont Mounted to Show Its Extreme Height (17 Feet) When Standing Erect. tree of Cali- Greece, on the C. Section of the Tail, Showing Impression of Skin. island of Eubcea; fornia. Horse- in Moravia, Austria, near Hrubschitz; in…

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