 | Timothy Flint - 1833 - 418 頁
...of the lizard tribe, three or four times as large as the largest crocodile, having jaws with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and...been the iguanodon. Nor were the inhabitants of the water much less wonderful. Witness the plesiosaurus, which only required wings to be a flying dragon.'... | |
 | William Williams Mather - 1833 - 164 頁
...For irhat are the strata between the oolite and chalk remarkable ? coJile, having jaws, with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and...with horns ; — such a creature must have been the Iguanodbn ! Nor were the inhabitants of the waters much less wonderful ; witness the plesiosaurus,... | |
 | Robert Bakewell - 1833 - 604 頁
...of the lizard tribe, three or four times as large as the largest crocodile, having jaws, with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and crested with horns ; — such % creature must have been the iguanodon ! Nor were the inhabitants of the waters much less wonderful... | |
 | 1834 - 772 頁
...of the lizard tribe, three or four times as large as the largest crocodile, having jaws with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and crested with horn I Such a creature must have been the iyuanodon. Nor were the inhabitants of the waters much leis... | |
 | 1834 - 734 頁
...of the lizard tribe, three or four times as large as the largest crocodile, having jaws with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and crested with horn ! Such a creature must have been the iijnanadnn. Nor were the inhabitants of the waters much less... | |
 | 1835 - 1040 頁
...says Mr. Mantell, " three or four times as large as the . largest crocodile, having jaws, with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and...which only required wings to be a flying dragon." — Yet one of the most distinguished anatomists of the present day says on this subject, that " the... | |
 | 1835 - 516 頁
...says Mr. Mantell, " three or four times as large as the largest crocodile, having jaws, with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and...which only required wings to be a flying dragon." — Yet one of the most distinguished anatomists of the present day says on this subject, that " the... | |
 | Francis Fellowes - 1836 - 174 頁
...of the lizard tribe, three or four times as large as the largest crocodile, having jaws with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and...— such a creature must have been the Iguanodon."* The last of the secondary strata in the ascending order is chalk. No animal remains are found either... | |
 | 1836 - 368 頁
...says Mr Man tell, ' three or four times as large as the largest crocodile, having jaws, with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and...; — such a creature must have been the iguanodon ! Not were the inhabitants of the waters much less wonderful ; witness the plesiosaurus, which only... | |
 | 1836 - 712 頁
...three or four times as large as the ¡s't!;: crocodile, having jaws, with teeth equal in size tu IK incisors of the rhinoceros, and crested with horns...:— such a creature must have been the iguanodon! W* were the inhabitants of the waters much less wondt ful ; witness the plesiosaurus, which only rfqm™... | |
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Imagine an animal of the lizard tribe, three or four times as large as the largest crocodile, having jaws, with teeth equal in size to the incisors of the rhinoceros, and crested with horns,— such a creature must have been the Iguanadon ! Nor were the... 
