Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington
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Adult male, topotyi>e No. 110,:W8, measured dry; total length, 141M); tail vertebrae 70; hind foot, 370; ear from notch, 95; from crown, 110.
Skull of ty|M!: basal length, 240; alveolar length of upp(*r tooth row, IK); of lower tooth row, 92; width over c»rbiLs, 150; witlth at base of horns, 100; greatest width of nasals, :{o; width of palate l)etween alveoli of next Ui hind molars, 42. Skull of five-year-old male, topotype, No.
110,047; ba.sal length, 270; alveolar length of upj)er tooth row,45; at base of fifth annual ring, :mk).
llemarkn. — The skull of the female in this form presents the opposite extreme from the conspicuously broad, fiat face and nasals of mericnnns and prt*!ents another extreme of diffen»na» from the dark horns, light and well arched molar serit^, small short nasals and witle rostrum of canailensis ; it agrees with auduhoni of the northern Badlands only in the heavy dentition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adult male, topotyi>e No. 110,:W8, measured dry; total length, 141M); tail vertebrae 70; hind foot, 370; ear from notch, 95; from crown, 110.
Skull of ty|M!: basal length, 240; alveolar length of upp(*r tooth row, IK); of lower tooth row, 92; width over c»rbiLs, 150; witlth at base of horns, 100; greatest width of nasals, :{o; width of palate l)etween alveoli of next Ui hind molars, 42. Skull of five-year-old male, topotype, No.
110,047; ba.sal length, 270; alveolar length of upj)er tooth row,
llemarkn. — The skull of the female in this form presents the opposite extreme from the conspicuously broad, fiat face and nasals of mericnnns and prt*!ents another extreme of diffen»na» from the dark horns, light and well arched molar serit^, small short nasals and witle rostrum of canailensis ; it agrees with auduhoni of the northern Badlands only in the heavy dentition.
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