A Classification of Vertebrata Recent And Extinct
A Classification of Vertebrata Recent And Extinct
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N. And S. America. Chironectes. S. America, Chile.
2. Order Diprotodontia, Owen. Lower jaw with one pair of incisors.
Canines weak or absent. Herbivorous, with caecum.
Since the Mid-Tertiary epoch in South America ; since the Plistocene in Australia.
JZpanorthidae. Epanorthus. Mid-Tertiary, Patagonia. Caenolestes. Ecuador and Columbia.
Pkalangistidae. Phalangista, Petaurus, Phascolarctos, in Australia and Papuasia.
CLASSIFICATION OF VERTEBRATA 41 Diprotodontidae. Diprotodon, Nototherium. Plisto...cene, Australia.
Macropodidae. Macropus, Hypsiprymnus. Australia.
Macropristis. Plistocene, Patagonia.
Thylacoleontidae. Thylacoleo. Plistocene, Australia.
Phascolomyidae. Phascolomys. Since the Plistocene in Australia.
3. Sub-CLASS EUTHERIA, Huxley, s. MONODELPHIA de Blainville, s. PLACENTALIA, Owen Viviparous, with chorion and placenta. Without marsu- pium, and without marsupial bones.
Coracoids reduced to the " coracoid process " of the scapula.
Males at least without cloaca ; perineum separating the anal and urogenital orifices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. And S. America. Chironectes. S. America, Chile.
2. Order Diprotodontia, Owen. Lower jaw with one pair of incisors.
Canines weak or absent. Herbivorous, with caecum.
Since the Mid-Tertiary epoch in South America ; since the Plistocene in Australia.
JZpanorthidae. Epanorthus. Mid-Tertiary, Patagonia. Caenolestes. Ecuador and Columbia.
Pkalangistidae. Phalangista, Petaurus, Phascolarctos, in Australia and Papuasia.
CLASSIFICATION OF VERTEBRATA 41 Diprotodontidae. Diprotodon, Nototherium. Plisto...cene, Australia.
Macropodidae. Macropus, Hypsiprymnus. Australia.
Macropristis. Plistocene, Patagonia.
Thylacoleontidae. Thylacoleo. Plistocene, Australia.
Phascolomyidae. Phascolomys. Since the Plistocene in Australia.
3. Sub-CLASS EUTHERIA, Huxley, s. MONODELPHIA de Blainville, s. PLACENTALIA, Owen Viviparous, with chorion and placenta. Without marsu- pium, and without marsupial bones.
Coracoids reduced to the " coracoid process " of the scapula.
Males at least without cloaca ; perineum separating the anal and urogenital orifices.
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