Extinct Monsters
Extinct Monsters
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29 and so). 1 In the younger ones it was about six feet long, but in an old individual must have reached a length of seven or eight feet. Such a skull is only surpassed by some whales of the present day. Twenty different skulls of this kind have been found, and Professor Marsh places the horned Dinosaurs in a separate family, to which he has given the name Ceratopsidse, or horn-faced. Their remains come from the Laramie beds, believed to be of Cretaceous age, but repre- senting a remarkably mix...ed fauna and flora, so that some have FIG. 29. Head of Triceratops, seen from above. (After Marsh. ) considered them to be Tertiary. The strata containing these fossils are very rich in organic remains, and have yielded not only other Dinosaurs, but Plesiosaurs, crocodiles, turtles, many small reptiles, a few birds, fishes, and small mammals. The Ceratops beds are 1 This skeleton has not yet been set up in the Yale College Museum, but will be before long. Our artist has drawn it as if set up, with a man standing by for comparison.
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29 and so). 1 In the younger ones it was about six feet long, but in an old individual must have reached a length of seven or eight feet. Such a skull is only surpassed by some whales of the present day. Twenty different skulls of this kind have been found, and Professor Marsh places the horned Dinosaurs in a separate family, to which he has given the name Ceratopsidse, or horn-faced. Their remains come from the Laramie beds, believed to be of Cretaceous age, but repre- senting a remarkably mix...ed fauna and flora, so that some have FIG. 29. Head of Triceratops, seen from above. (After Marsh. ) considered them to be Tertiary. The strata containing these fossils are very rich in organic remains, and have yielded not only other Dinosaurs, but Plesiosaurs, crocodiles, turtles, many small reptiles, a few birds, fishes, and small mammals. The Ceratops beds are 1 This skeleton has not yet been set up in the Yale College Museum, but will be before long. Our artist has drawn it as if set up, with a man standing by for comparison.
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