English: Illustration of assorted dinosaur feet from The Osteology of the Reptiles (1925)
Date
1925
date QS:P571,+1925-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Inscriptions
Fig. 156. Dinosaur pedes: A, Plateosaurus (Saurischia). After Huene. One twelfth natural size. B, Anchisaurus (Saurischia). After Marsh. One eighth natural size. C, Allosaurus (Saurischia). After Osborn. One seventeenth natural size. D, Struthiomimus (Saurischia). After Osborn. A little more than one sixth natural size. E, Ornithomimus (Saurischia). After Marsh. One sixth natural size. F, Thescelosaurus (Ornithischia). After Gilmore. One fifth natural size. G, Trachodon (Ornithischia). After Brown. About one nineteenth natural size. H, Monoclonius (Ornithischia). After Brown. One sixteenth natural size. I, Morosaurus (Saurischia). After Hatcher. About one eighth natural size. [Brontosaurus.]
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