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Charles H. Sternberg[Frontispiece]
Rocks of Laramie Beds on South Schneider Creek, Converse Co., Wyoming[16]
Weathered Rocks and Laramie Beds near South Schneider Creek[16]
Mushroom-like Concretion Known as Pulpit Rock[17]
Fossil Leaves of Sassafras dissectum. (After Lesquereux.)[20]
Fossil Leaves. a, Unopened Leaf Nodule. b, Nodule opened to show fossil leaf. c, d, e, f, Various forms of fossil leaves[21]
Facsimile of letter from Dr. Lesquereux to the author[24]
Skull and Front Limb of Clidastes tortor[44]
Skeleton of Clidastes tortor[45]
Skeleton of Ram-nosed Tylosaur, Tylosaurus dyspelor[45]
Ram-nosed Tylosaur, Tylosaurus dyspelor. Restoration by Osborn and Knight[50]
Skull of the Flat-wristed Mosasaur, Platecarpus coryphæus[51]
Restoration of Kansas Cretaceous Animals. (From drawing by S. Prentice, after Williston.) a, Unitacrinus socialis; b, Clidastes velox; c, Ornithostoma ingens[56]
Giant Cretaceous Fish, Portheus molossus (above), compared with a six-foot modern Tarpon (below)[57]
Lower jaw of Trachodon marginatus, SHOWING SUCCESSIVE LAYERS OF TEETH. Top and side views of a tooth of Myledaphus bipartitus. (After Osborn and Lambe.)[76]
Skull of a Duck-billed Dinosaur, Diclonius, FOUR FEET IN LENGTH[77]
Professor E. D. Cope[78]
Brontosaurus or Thunder Lizard. Restoration by Osborn and Knight[79]
Fossil shells, Haploscapha grandis. (After Cope.)[108]
Charles Sternberg and son taking up a large slab of fossils from a chalk bed in Gove Co., Kansas[109]
Camp and Wagon of the fossil hunters on Grasswood Creek, Converse Co., Wyoming[109]
Skeleton of the Plesiosaur, Dolichorhynchus osborni. (After Williston.)[114]
Fossil limb bones of the Giant Sea Tortoise, Protostega gigas[115]
Fossil shell of Giant Land Turtle, Testudo orthopygia[122]
The Snake-necked Elasmosaurus, Elasmosaurus platyurus. Restoration by Osborn and Knight[123]
Three-toed Horse, Hypohippus. (After Gidley.)[132]
Fossil Rhinoceros, Teleoceras fossiger. (After Osborn.)[133]
Skull and tusks of Imperial Mammoth, Elephas imperator[178]
Fossil-bearing Cliffs. (After Merriam.) Upper John Day exposure[179]
Fossil-bearing Cliffs. (After Merriam.) Middle John Day exposure[179]
Fossil-bearing Cliffs. (After Merriam.) Mascall Formation[202]
Fossil-bearing Cliffs. (After Merriam.) Clarno Formation[202]
Skull of Great Saber-toothed Tiger, Pogonodon platycopis. (After Cope.)[203]
Skeleton of Fin-backed Lizard, Naosaurus claviger[234]
Fin-backed Lizard, Naosaurus claviger. Restoration by Osborn and Knight[235]
Facsimile of letter from Prof. E. D. Cope to the author[238]
Fossil skull of Giant Salamander, Diplocaulus magnicornis. (After Broili.)[240]
Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn[241]
Facsimile of letter from Dr. Karl von Zittel to the author[246]
Dr. Karl von Zittel[256]
Shell of Toxochelys bauri?[257]
Niobrara Group, Cretaceous chalk with cap rock of Loup Fork Tertiary, Known as Castle Rock, Gove Co., Kansas[262]
Chalk of Kansas, known as the Coffee Mill. Hell Creek[262]
Bones of Platecarpus coryphæus[263]
Skeleton of Hesperornis regalis, the Giant-toothed Bird of the Kansas Cretaceous[266]
Slab of Fossil Crinoids, Uintacrinus socialis, CONTAINING 160 CALYCES, COVERING FOUR BY SEVEN FEET[267]
Skull and Horns of Giant Bison from Hoxie, Kansas. Spread of horn cores six feet, one inch; length along curve, eight feet[268]
Jaw of Columbian Mammoth, Elephas columbi[269]
Three-horned Dinosaur, Triceratops sp. Restoration by Osborn and Knight[270]
Duck-billed Dinosaur, Trachodon mirabilis. Restoration by Osborn and Knight[271]