File:The sea which once covered the plains.jpg
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 | Note: This historical image is not a factually accurate paleontological restoration. Reason: Swan-like necks on the Eleasmosaurus, Tylosaurus ("Liodon") being depicted as a sea serpent, Pteranodons ("Ornithocheirus") standing bipedally & without crests. |
Summary
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English: 1872 paleoart depicting prehistoric sea animals discovered in the Great Plains. Identifications are labeled in image. |
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| Source | Webb, W.E. (1872). Buffalo Land - An authentic account of the discoveries, adventures, and mishaps of a scientific and sporting party in the Wild West. Hubbard Bros., Philadelphia, 503 pp. |
| Author | Henry Worrall |
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