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Re: James Deane in Edward Hitchcock (1858)

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Subject: Re: James Deane in Edward Hitchcock (1858)
From: "philidor11" <philidor11@snet.net>
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2000 22:45:31 -0400
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<Notice of a new Species of Batrachian Footmark.  By James Deane.  American
Journal of Science, vol. 49, p. 216.>

Did he really think the footprints were made by a giant frog?  (Maybe this
is where Lovecraft found his architecturally challenged aliens.)
Owen did allow an artist to put his iguanodons on 4 legs when they became
reserved seating for a dinner at the Exposition...  At this early period
were all dinos considered quadrupeds?
Thanks!

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