Elements of Geology
Elements of Geology
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The remains of batrachians, frogs, toads, and newts are found in the marl beds of the Rhine, at CEningen, as- sociated with a gigantic salamander three feet in length, whioti was at first described as a "fossil man /" Frogs and other reptiles are also abundant in the brown coal, The following, Fig. 59, represents one species of frog : What is said of the articulata ? of fishes ? Where is the most celebrated lo cality ? Mention the reptiles of the pliocene.
RANA DILUVIANA. (BEOWN COAL. ) (6. ) M...ammalia. The molars and tusks of the mastodon max- imus, and the horns of an extinct species of deer, have been found in South Carolina.
The remains of species of elephant, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, horse, ox, deer, and mastodon occur in several European local- ities, most of them in the English Crag.
The teeth of a porcupine occur in the pliocene of Tuscany. The remains of the bear, hyena, fox, and wolf at GEningen. A water mole, as large as a hedge-hog, on the coast of Norfolk, and a monkey and bat occur in the pliocene of Suffolk, England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The remains of batrachians, frogs, toads, and newts are found in the marl beds of the Rhine, at CEningen, as- sociated with a gigantic salamander three feet in length, whioti was at first described as a "fossil man /" Frogs and other reptiles are also abundant in the brown coal, The following, Fig. 59, represents one species of frog : What is said of the articulata ? of fishes ? Where is the most celebrated lo cality ? Mention the reptiles of the pliocene.
RANA DILUVIANA. (BEOWN COAL. ) (6. ) M...ammalia. The molars and tusks of the mastodon max- imus, and the horns of an extinct species of deer, have been found in South Carolina.
The remains of species of elephant, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, horse, ox, deer, and mastodon occur in several European local- ities, most of them in the English Crag.
The teeth of a porcupine occur in the pliocene of Tuscany. The remains of the bear, hyena, fox, and wolf at GEningen. A water mole, as large as a hedge-hog, on the coast of Norfolk, and a monkey and bat occur in the pliocene of Suffolk, England.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alonzo Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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