Address to the Boston Society of Natural History
Address to the Boston Society of Natural History
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These are now in my possession, owing to Digitized by Google 28 the kindness of Mr. Foster and Professor Wyman.
The largest tooth weighs sixteen pounds. The species was suspected by Professor Wyman not to be the same as the European Elephas Primigenius; but he has undertaken a full investigation of the subject, and will hereafter present us with the result of his inquiries.
The Ornithichnites, or fossil footsteps of extinct birds, are well known to us all. Understanding that the laborious colle...ctor, Mr. Marsh, had lately de- ceased, and that his collection might perhaps be for sale, I took occasion a few days since, when returning from New York, to visit Greenfield, and avail myself of the aid of Dr. Deane, an excellent geologist and learned physician, to examine the collection which he had assisted to form. I cannot attempt to give an idea of the multitude and variety of fossil footprints in this collection, and still less could I display their importance in the history of the ancient world ; since they open a page of Palaeontology which has hitherto been sealed to us, where we find traces, not only of birds, but of quadrupeds, reptiles, and fishes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are now in my possession, owing to Digitized by Google 28 the kindness of Mr. Foster and Professor Wyman.
The largest tooth weighs sixteen pounds. The species was suspected by Professor Wyman not to be the same as the European Elephas Primigenius; but he has undertaken a full investigation of the subject, and will hereafter present us with the result of his inquiries.
The Ornithichnites, or fossil footsteps of extinct birds, are well known to us all. Understanding that the laborious colle...ctor, Mr. Marsh, had lately de- ceased, and that his collection might perhaps be for sale, I took occasion a few days since, when returning from New York, to visit Greenfield, and avail myself of the aid of Dr. Deane, an excellent geologist and learned physician, to examine the collection which he had assisted to form. I cannot attempt to give an idea of the multitude and variety of fossil footprints in this collection, and still less could I display their importance in the history of the ancient world ; since they open a page of Palaeontology which has hitherto been sealed to us, where we find traces, not only of birds, but of quadrupeds, reptiles, and fishes.
What to read after Address to the Boston Society of Natural History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren, John Collins, 1778-1856. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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