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English: Skeletal mount of Scolosaurus thronus (based on holotype ROM 1930, formerly assigned to Euoplocephalus)
Deutsch: Scolosaurus thronus-Skeleton in im Senckenberg Museum, Frankfurt |
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| Author | Wilfried Berns |
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| current | 09:51, 27 August 2007 | | 900 × 600 (175 KB) | Bradypus | {{Information |Description=''Euoplocephalus''-Skeleton in im Senckenberg Museum, Frankfurt |Source=[http://tierdoku.com] |Date=3rd Sept. 2006 |Author=Wilfried Berns |Permission=[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benutzer:LeonWeber/Bilderliste/Tiermotive/Genehm |
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