An Old New Zealander: or, Te Rauparaha, the Napoleon of the South

БЂњrepeatedly taking out and replacing his false teeth.БЂ«Wilford, The Riddle of the Dinosaur, pp. 99-100. БЂњit was an affront that he would never forget.БЂ«Colbert, p. 73. БЂњincreased the number of known dinosaur species . . .БЂ«Colbert, p. 93. БЂњNearly every dinosaur that the average person can name . . .БЂ«Wilford, The Riddle of the Dinosaur, p. 90. БЂњBetween them they managed to БЂdiscoverБЂ™ . . .БЂ«Psihoyos and Knoebber, Hunting Dinosaurs, p. 16. БЂњobliterated by a German bomb in the Blitz . . .БЂ«Cadbury, p. 325. БЂњmuch of it was taken to New Zealand . . .БЂ«Newsletter of the Geological Society of New Zealand, БЂњGideon Mantell-the New Zealand connection,БЂ«April 1992, and New Zealand Geographic, БЂњHoly incisors! What a treasure!БЂ«April-June 2000, p. 17. БЂњhence the name.БЂ«Colbert, p. 151. БЂњthe Earth was 89 million years old . . .БЂ«Lewis, The Dating Game, p. 37. БЂњSuch was the confusion . . .БЂ«Hallam, p. 173. CHAPTER 7 ELEMENTAL MATTERS БЂњcould make himself invisible.БЂ«Ball, p. 125 ...»