picture from page seventy nine of "A guide to the fossil mammals and birds in the department of Geology and buddyæontology in the British Museum (pure historical past) .." (1896)

image from page seventy nine of "A guide to the fossil mammals and birds within the department of Geology and good friendæontology in the British Museum (natural history) .." (1896)


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Title: A guide to the fossil mammals and birds within the division of Geology and buddyæontology within the British Museum (pure historical past) ..
year: 1896 (Eighteen Nineties)
Authors: British Museum (natural history). Dept. of Geology Woodward, Henry, 1832-1921
subjects: Mammals, Fossil Birds, Fossil
publisher: [London] Printed by way of order of the Trustees
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library


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us planirottris (Cuvier), Pliocene,Antwerp Crag: nat. size. 14, vomer; 14, mesethmoid; 21, maxilla; 22. pre-masilla; d, d, canals, which terminate within the prenasal fossae. Ceag Cetacea. (See desk-case No. eleven.) Edentata—Sloth, Armadillo, and so on. 67 36 orcrowns, in all. The molar tooth have Cetacea.with serrated edges and two another extinctof Bavaria and molars on each facet,laterally compresseddistinct roots. colored reproductions of skulls ofCetacean, Squalodon, from the Mioceneof primary France, are also exhibited here. within the desk-case is placed a series of the rostral bonesof Zipliiidce and the ear bones (Cetotolithes) of real whales fromthe Suffolk Crag- (see Figs. seventy nine and eighty, p. sixty six), and casts of ear-bones from the Belgian Crag Deposits. in the Wall-case, in addition to a solid of the skull and otherbones of Zeuglodon, are exhibited a series of vertebra? andother is still of whales from the red Crag of Suffolk, and Squalodon. Pier-case,No. 21. table-case,No. 11. Wall-case,No. 22.

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Fig. 81.—The left periotic bone of ftfesoplodon InnffirosttKeel Crag of Suffolk. : (Cuvier), from the casts of figured specimens from the Antwerp Crag. in the opposite case are positioned the remains of Cetacea bought from -wall-case superficial and modern deposits in various elements of England. No. 28. THE PAVILION (Xo. 2 on Plan). Order IX.—EDENTATA. (Sloth, Abmadillo, &c.) on this gallery are organized the is still of the quite a lot of extinctgenera of Edentata from america belonging to the Sloths andArmadillos, and memorable for his or her monstrous size when comparedwith their small residing representatives. all of the animals of thisorder are vegetarians in weight-reduction plan, except the Ant-eaters and theArmadillos, the previous of which subsist on the White Ant, andthe latter on the grubs of bugs, roots, and so forth. The title of theorder is deceptive, as these animals should not entirely toothless,excluding the Myrmecophaga (Ant-eaters), the frontteeth simplest being looking in the majority ; the cheek-te


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