The Story of the Amphibians And the Reptiles
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— Mastodonsaurus Joegeri.
near to the living kinds. But higher still and more recent (in the Triassic) there lived a monster with a head two feet wide and three feet long (see Fig.
31). It was called Mastodonsav/rus, and Fig. 32 is a cut of the head and jaws of Trematosaurus — though neither were really saurians. But saurians (lizard- like reptiles) and amphibians had not got so far AMPHIBIANS OP THE FAR PAST 63 apart then as now. Fig. 33 is a cut of the true laby- rinthodont tooth already note...d. ' I^IG. 32. — Trematosaurus. (After Htjxlby.) In the Triassic age the frogs appear, and we won- der what it was that made the amphibians lose their wrinkled teeth, set in the bones of the jaw, and allowed the reptile only to bring these on up to the present time.
Professor Huxley remarks that since amphibians seem to possess characters which belong to each of the groups of vertebratr- IrnoT-n '^■'^„i^I\'\*M£E fishes ; and since these .ire >^^>2tsiO'SS'i
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Mastodonsaurus Joegeri.
near to the living kinds. But higher still and more recent (in the Triassic) there lived a monster with a head two feet wide and three feet long (see Fig.
31). It was called Mastodonsav/rus, and Fig. 32 is a cut of the head and jaws of Trematosaurus — though neither were really saurians. But saurians (lizard- like reptiles) and amphibians had not got so far AMPHIBIANS OP THE FAR PAST 63 apart then as now. Fig. 33 is a cut of the true laby- rinthodont tooth already note...d. ' I^IG. 32. — Trematosaurus. (After Htjxlby.) In the Triassic age the frogs appear, and we won- der what it was that made the amphibians lose their wrinkled teeth, set in the bones of the jaw, and allowed the reptile only to bring these on up to the present time.
Professor Huxley remarks that since amphibians seem to possess characters which belong to each of the groups of vertebratr- IrnoT-n '^■'^„i^I\'\*M£E fishes ; and since these .ire >^^>2tsiO'SS'i
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baskett, James Newton, 1849- to read onlineMoreLess
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