The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs: An Original and Compelling Insight Into Life in the Dinosaur KingdomA detailed examination of the world of dinosaurs, their appearance, behavior, and families, describing current theories about their extinction and explaining how paleontologists study their fossilized remains. |
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Page 137
... Triceratops for example would simply show that Rudiment of digit 5 Nostril Nose born Triceratops Skull Digit 1 Digit 3 Digit 4 Eye socket Epoccipital bones Styracosaurus Skull ( lower jaw missing ) Nostril Window - like opening wwwwww W ...
... Triceratops for example would simply show that Rudiment of digit 5 Nostril Nose born Triceratops Skull Digit 1 Digit 3 Digit 4 Eye socket Epoccipital bones Styracosaurus Skull ( lower jaw missing ) Nostril Window - like opening wwwwww W ...
Page 144
... Triceratops - the best known of all ceratopids . Triceratops was described with the other short - frilled ceratopids on pages 134-139 . However , although Triceratops does indeed have a relatively short frill , it does not share some of ...
... Triceratops - the best known of all ceratopids . Triceratops was described with the other short - frilled ceratopids on pages 134-139 . However , although Triceratops does indeed have a relatively short frill , it does not share some of ...
Page 200
... Triceratops Various hadrosaurids Alberta T5N OM6 Ankylosaurus model Morocco Corythosaurus model Lambeosaurus Rabat Cetiosaurus Rebbachisaurus Niger Musée National du Niger B.P. No 248 , Niamey Ouranosaurus South Africa Bernard Price ...
... Triceratops Various hadrosaurids Alberta T5N OM6 Ankylosaurus model Morocco Corythosaurus model Lambeosaurus Rabat Cetiosaurus Rebbachisaurus Niger Musée National du Niger B.P. No 248 , Niamey Ouranosaurus South Africa Bernard Price ...
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