Mammalian Fossils From Devils Gulch
Mammalian Fossils From Devils Gulch
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Mercificus, M. Americanus. It is believed that masto- dons, though earlier arrivals, outlived the mammoths.
Three species of mammoths are well known in Nebraska, namely : Elephas imp er at or, E. Columbi, and E. Primigenius. The most majestic of them all, Elephas imperator, the giant imperial elephant, with a height exceeding 13 feet, ranged from Nebraska westward to the Pacific, and southward to Mexico, during Pleisto- cene times. The next largest, Elephas columbi, the great Co- lumbian elepha...nt, with a height of 10 to n feet, followed in the middle Pleistocene, and ranged over the entire United States and Mexico. These two mammoths had a southern adaptation. They were followed by a mammoth of a northern adaptation known as the great northern, or hairy mammoth, Elephas primigenius, which had a height of 9 feet. This is the mammoth best known to the public. Its range was west, extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific, along the northern part of the United States, through- out British Columbia, and over Alaska.
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Mercificus, M. Americanus. It is believed that masto- dons, though earlier arrivals, outlived the mammoths.
Three species of mammoths are well known in Nebraska, namely : Elephas imp er at or, E. Columbi, and E. Primigenius. The most majestic of them all, Elephas imperator, the giant imperial elephant, with a height exceeding 13 feet, ranged from Nebraska westward to the Pacific, and southward to Mexico, during Pleisto- cene times. The next largest, Elephas columbi, the great Co- lumbian elepha...nt, with a height of 10 to n feet, followed in the middle Pleistocene, and ranged over the entire United States and Mexico. These two mammoths had a southern adaptation. They were followed by a mammoth of a northern adaptation known as the great northern, or hairy mammoth, Elephas primigenius, which had a height of 9 feet. This is the mammoth best known to the public. Its range was west, extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific, along the northern part of the United States, through- out British Columbia, and over Alaska.
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