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English: Workmen mounting the first Iguanodon bernissartensis skeleton in the St. George Chapel in Brussels, 1882. Because Belgium did not really possess a tradition in mounting vertebrate specimens, Louis Dollo’s men had to invent their own method. Although they successfully mounted a great number of specimens (who are now on display in the Brussels Museum of Natural History), their solution meant that unmounting the animals was near to impossible without physically damaging them. These days, the Brussels Iguanodons have become museum specimens in more than one way, illustrating the evolution of mounting such animals in museums in the nineteenth century.
Français : Equipe de montage du premier squelette d'Iguanodon de Bernissart dans la chapelle St Georges à Bruxelles en 1882, sous la direction de Louis Dollo.
Nederlands: Team de montage van de eerste skelet van Iguanodon van Bernissart in de kapel van St Joris in Brussel in 1882, onder leiding van Louis Dollo
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Source http://www.archaeopteryx.nl/2009/mounting-iguanodon-1882/
See also: https://ia902705.us.archive.org/24/items/notessurlesfoui00pauwgoog/notessurlesfoui00pauwgoog.pdf
Author Aimé Rutot (museum curator in 1882, geologist)
Other versions File:Louis De Pauw supervising the reconstruction of an iguanodon.jpg (Painting by Léon Becker, 1884)
Voor het eerst een iguanodon opgesteld

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