The Age of the World
The Age of the World
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The reptiles have left some remarkable remains. Of these are the gigantic three-toed Iguanodon Mantelli of Sussex and Kent, and the still larger Iguanodon Bernissartensis of Belgium, which have been made well known by our museums ; and the pterodactyles of the Cambridge Greensand. But it is to the rocks of the Western States of North America that we owe the greatest exposition of the reptilian forms of the Cretaceous epoch. From these rocks have been obtained many species of dinosaurs, pterosau...rs, crocodiles, marine saurians, turtles, and no less than fifty species of veritable sea-serpents, of which the enormously long Mososaurus is best known. These dominating monsters of the Cretaceous seas were some as much as 75 feet long.
Although birds do not live under conditions favourable for the preservation of their bones, BIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT 97 some remarkable species have been entombed in Cretaceous deposits, chiefly in North America. One group, Odontornithes, was toothed, and in the genus Hesperornis the teeth were in a common alveolar groove, as in the reptilian Ichthyosaurus.
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The reptiles have left some remarkable remains. Of these are the gigantic three-toed Iguanodon Mantelli of Sussex and Kent, and the still larger Iguanodon Bernissartensis of Belgium, which have been made well known by our museums ; and the pterodactyles of the Cambridge Greensand. But it is to the rocks of the Western States of North America that we owe the greatest exposition of the reptilian forms of the Cretaceous epoch. From these rocks have been obtained many species of dinosaurs, pterosau...rs, crocodiles, marine saurians, turtles, and no less than fifty species of veritable sea-serpents, of which the enormously long Mososaurus is best known. These dominating monsters of the Cretaceous seas were some as much as 75 feet long.
Although birds do not live under conditions favourable for the preservation of their bones, BIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT 97 some remarkable species have been entombed in Cretaceous deposits, chiefly in North America. One group, Odontornithes, was toothed, and in the genus Hesperornis the teeth were in a common alveolar groove, as in the reptilian Ichthyosaurus.
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