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American Museum of Natural History
Language
English
Pages
558

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Subjects
Dinosaurs, Paleontology
Places
Belly River (Mont. and Alta.)
Times
Cretaceous

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1914, American Museum of Natural History
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New York
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Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History -- v. 33, article 34

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Pagination
P. 549-558, [3] leaves of plates :
Number of pages
558

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OL19211711M

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