The Lost Continent · Chapter
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The endnotes provide a translator's note referencing a recent paleontological discovery of a Brontosaurus skeleton, emphasizing its immense size and weight.
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The endnotes provide a translator's note referencing a recent paleontological discovery of a Brontosaurus skeleton, emphasizing its immense size and weight.
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“Professor Reeder of the Wyoming State University has recently unearthed the skeleton of a Brontosaurus, 130 ft. in length, which would have weighed 50 tons when alive.”
A professor from Wyoming State University has discovered a Brontosaurus skeleton measuring 130 feet long, with an estimated living weight of 50 tons.
This note provides a factual reference to a real-world fossil discovery, likely for comparative or contextual purposes.
