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William Diller Matthew. Dinosaurs, with Special Reference to the American Museum Collections
Dinosaurs, with Special Reference to the American Museum Collections
Table of Contents
PREFACE
Chapter I.ToC
THE AGE OF REPTILES
Its Antiquity, Duration and Significance in Geologic History
FOOTNOTES:
Chapter II.ToC
NORTH AMERICA IN THE AGE OF REPTILES
Its Geographic and Climatic Changes
Chapter III.ToC
KINDS OF DINOSAURS
Common Characters and Differences Between the Various Groups
FOOTNOTES:
Chapter IV.ToC
THE CARNIVOROUS DINOSAURS, ALLOSAURUS, TYRANNOSAURUS, ORNITHOLESTES, Etc
Sub-Order Theropoda
ALLOSAURUS
TYRANNOSAURUS
FOOTNOTES:
Chapter V.ToC
THE AMPHIBIOUS DINOSAURS, BRONTOSAURUS, DIPLODOCUS, Etc
Sub-Order Opisthocœlia (Cetiosauria or Sauropoda)
BRONTOSAURUS
FOOTNOTES:
Chapter VI.ToC
THE BEAKED DINOSAURS
Order Orthopoda (Ornithischia or Predentata.)
A. The Iguanodonts: Iguanodon, Camptosaurus
FOOTNOTES:
Chapter VII.ToC
THE BEAKED DINOSAURS (Continued)
B. The Duck Billed Dinosaurs—Trachodon, Saurolophus, etc
THE TRACHODON GROUP
THE DINOSAUR "MUMMY."
FOOTNOTES:
Chapter VIII.ToC
THE BEAKED DINOSAURS (Continued.)
C. The Armored Dinosaurs—Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus
STEGOSAURUS
ANKYLOSAURUS
Chapter IX.ToC
THE BEAKED DINOSAURS (Concluded.)
D. The Horned Dinosaurs, Triceratops, Etc
TRICERATOPS
Chapter X.ToC
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF DINOSAURS
Chapter XI.ToC
COLLECTING DINOSAURS
How and Where They are Found
The First Discovery of Dinosaurs in the West
The Dinosaurs of the Bone-Cabin Quarry.[20]
Fossil Hunting by Boat in Canada
FOOTNOTES:
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