Note 133 — SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES.
Reading edition
This beautiful and most instructive specimen is now in my possession; it is figured of the natural size in Philos. Trans. Part ii. for 1848, Plate XVI., as well as the portion of upper jaw in the British Museum, Plate XIX. The character of the upper and lower teeth of the Iguanodon are well represented in Plate XVIII. of the same memoir.
A specimen very similar to that discovered by Capt. Brickenden, but of a young individual, was found soon afterwards in a quarry near Horsham; but I was not allowed the privilege of figuring or describing it!