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Page 143
... animal groups and thus simplified the study of prehistoric animals as well , since many of them seemed to fall into the same classifications . After long eclipse in the Middle Ages the torch of true scientific concentration was raised ...
... animal groups and thus simplified the study of prehistoric animals as well , since many of them seemed to fall into the same classifications . After long eclipse in the Middle Ages the torch of true scientific concentration was raised ...
Page 167
... animals is known as Arsinoitherium , in honor of the old - time Egyptian queen . This primitive and unique order of animals re- sembles at first sight a rhinoceros , but the two huge horns projecting forward on the nose are bony growths ...
... animals is known as Arsinoitherium , in honor of the old - time Egyptian queen . This primitive and unique order of animals re- sembles at first sight a rhinoceros , but the two huge horns projecting forward on the nose are bony growths ...
Page 183
... animals ranged over all the United States . Their massive teeth were capable of crushing big bones . This Big Tortoise Roamed the Lakes and Rivers of New. able to look after himself in the cold , wet , and ployed in these famous ...
... animals ranged over all the United States . Their massive teeth were capable of crushing big bones . This Big Tortoise Roamed the Lakes and Rivers of New. able to look after himself in the cold , wet , and ployed in these famous ...
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