On the Short Footed Ungulata of the Eocene of Wyoming
On the Short Footed Ungulata of the Eocene of Wyoming
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515, where this name is recorded.
23 The basis is very narrow and lenticular ; a short distance above it the outer side is convex. The anterior and posterior extensions of the base differ ; the one is thinner, the other more massive and with a shallow groove above its commencement. The latter may be posterior. If so, the compressed apex of the horn-core sends down a rib outwardly to the anteriorly and one inwardly, which disappears on the convex base. The general form is spatulate with the apex... expanded obliquely across the lat- eral crest, and regularly rounded in superior outline. Its anterior face is flat, the posterior convex ; its surface is grooved by very small blood vessels.
As compared with the posterior horn-core of Loxolophodon cornutus, there is every difference. That is continuous with one margin of the crest ; this, erect above it ; that has a round base, this a lenticular one. It is more like that of U. Mirabile, which I only know from Marsh's figure, but abundantly distinct.
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515, where this name is recorded.
23 The basis is very narrow and lenticular ; a short distance above it the outer side is convex. The anterior and posterior extensions of the base differ ; the one is thinner, the other more massive and with a shallow groove above its commencement. The latter may be posterior. If so, the compressed apex of the horn-core sends down a rib outwardly to the anteriorly and one inwardly, which disappears on the convex base. The general form is spatulate with the apex... expanded obliquely across the lat- eral crest, and regularly rounded in superior outline. Its anterior face is flat, the posterior convex ; its surface is grooved by very small blood vessels.
As compared with the posterior horn-core of Loxolophodon cornutus, there is every difference. That is continuous with one margin of the crest ; this, erect above it ; that has a round base, this a lenticular one. It is more like that of U. Mirabile, which I only know from Marsh's figure, but abundantly distinct.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cope, E. D. (Edward Drinker), 1840-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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